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Topic on User talk:Aemony

This page shows the changes between two versions of a post by Deton24 in the topic "Keeping Timer Resolution" on User talk:Aemony. You can see other versions of this post at its history page.
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For clarification, yes, certain application can request timer resolution change, it is among others the reason to use Timer Resolution.
 
For clarification, yes, certain application can request timer resolution change, it is among others the reason to use Timer Resolution.
  
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Bad timer resolution settings may influence CPU performance, and this is the tool to get rid of this problem - among others, to keep that value the same all the time, despite  any program's request. That was the thing I asked you on the beginning, to verify it, if you just deny that this tool is unnecessary due to random program's request.
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Bad timer resolution settings may influence CPU performance, and this is the tool to get rid of this problem - among others, to keep that value the same all the time, despite  any program's request. That was the thing I asked you on the beginning, to verify it, if you just deny that this tool is unnecessary due to random program's request. The tool should prevent it.
  
 
The thing I try to say is that, if this tool kept in background (with resolution set to 0.5), really keeps the same value of the timer, then it is not true that:
 
The thing I try to say is that, if this tool kept in background (with resolution set to 0.5), really keeps the same value of the timer, then it is not true that: