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- HPET - Should I Enable or Disable it? | Toms Hardware Forum
Hi everyone, Can someone explain me what is High Precision Event Timer ( HPET )? I saw it in my BIOS settings and there are only 2 settings, Enable and Disable and It's enabled by Default
- [SOLVED] - Enable or Disable High Precision Event Timer (HPET) for i7 . . .
I read on the internet about people talking about disabling HPET (High Precision Event Timer) from the BIOS and Command Prompt, they also talked about that disabling it benefits good CPU's while bad CPU's are better working with it on Is my CPU a strong one? And thus should I disable or enable it? Example from when I played overwatch:
- [SOLVED] - Is it safe to disable Dynamic Tick and HPET?
Another is the high precision event timer (HPET), which sits on your motherboard There's a bunch of reasons why that are probably too deep into system architecture for an ELI5, but the tl;dr is that the HPET is more reliable, but slower to access
- [SOLVED] - What does the command bcdedit set tscsyncpolicy legacy do?
Enable disable HPET and Dynamic Ticks Some users claim that forcing High Precision Event Timer (HPET) as a main timer and disabling dynamic ticks solve latency issues and audio distortion Some users said its the other way around To try this workaround, run cmd exe as administrator and type in: bcdedit set useplatformclock true bcdedit set tscsyncpolicy enhanced bcdedit set
- High precision event timer - Windows 10 Forums
High precision event timer I read that disabling high precision event timer in bios and windows can improve games fps, input output, micro stuttering and dpc latency (nvidia cards) I disabled mine in windows, only slight improvements I further disabled it in bios, still monitoring the result Any opinions on this ?
- Some of my drivers under System Devices are saying No drivers . . .
ATI I O Communications Processor SMBus Controller Direct memory access Controller High precision event timer Numeric data processor Programmable interrupt controller System speaker System timer All of these drivers are listed as "No drivers installed for this device" yet when I attempt to
- High precision event timer disabled - Toms Hardware Forum
My High precision event timer has been disabled by my system (W7 x64 AMD A10) I've tried the things suggested by TuneUp Utilities (update driver) to no avail The device status says: "This device is disabled because the firmware of the device did not give it the required resources (Code 29)"
- Question - What is the correct (most efficient) way to Disable High . . .
Question What is the correct (most efficient) way to Disable High Precision Event Timer (aka HPET) completely ? ManFTiK Feb 25, 2020 high precision event timer How To how to disable hpet Home Forums Hardware
- [SOLVED] - Stuttering after about 2 hours? | Toms Hardware Forum
you should also tweak your OS to be more responsive and to reduce input lag go into device manager -> system devices -> rightclick on "High precision event timer" and click disable open CMD as admin type in these following commands bcdedit set useplatformclock No (forces HPET off, known for causing input lag and DPC latency + stutters)
- Is there a problem disable these things in Device Manager
DISABLED (select View, click "Show hidden devices"): * High precision event timer (if you don't use it, if it is disabled in BIOS) * Programmable interrupt controller * System timer For some systems, HPET do not have any influence, however, on some systems when HPET is disabled, it is better, test it
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