This document provides several links to guides about reducing latency when overclocking or optimizing computer performance. It recommends Calypto's Windows Latency Guide as the most advanced resource. It also links to articles about using message signaled interrupts to reduce interrupt latency and optimizing applications for latency by configuring hardware and application settings. A forum post discussing line-based versus message signaled interrupts is also included.
This document provides several links to guides about reducing latency when overclocking or optimizing computer performance. It recommends Calypto's Windows Latency Guide as the most advanced resource. It also links to articles about using message signaled interrupts to reduce interrupt latency and optimizing applications for latency by configuring hardware and application settings. A forum post discussing line-based versus message signaled interrupts is also included.
This document provides several links to guides about reducing latency when overclocking or optimizing computer performance. It recommends Calypto's Windows Latency Guide as the most advanced resource. It also links to articles about using message signaled interrupts to reduce interrupt latency and optimizing applications for latency by configuring hardware and application settings. A forum post discussing line-based versus message signaled interrupts is also included.
I have to mention Calypto in this guide! His guide is by far the most advanced, helpful and elite windows latency guide on the internet. This guy does not get enough credit and can be seen grinding through countless overclocking threads on the internet trying to get solid answers. I’ve tried my best to dissect and dumb down his tweaks here, but he deserves the full credit. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1c2-lUJq74wuYK1WrA_bIvgb89dUN0sj8- hO3vqmrau4
Reducing Interrupt Latency Through the Use of Message Signaled Interrupts
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