MegaHurtz wrote:Is there any reason why you cant yust replace the 1st (stage 0) comparison by a constant1
Yes because all the bit's need setting to 1. There is no constant that will do this for floats.







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MegaHurtz wrote:Is there any reason why you cant yust replace the 1st (stage 0) comparison by a constant1
Hmm, that is weird, I can see the Manager's optimization backfiring, but it is very very rare that a reduction of 4+ cycles in a dual-core ends up being something to makes things worse in single-core... are you sure you calibrated the CPU Cycle Analysers & turned them off & on.? There is a bug in those that the after you load they are not really running when the switch says it is on. I thought I fixed it in v1.6, but didn't. Also, sometimes you have to swap wires around also to get a better idea of a real reading also.exonerate wrote:Sorry, what I meant was that your version uses more! Guess I didn't word that very well.

infuzion wrote:Hmm, that is weird, I can see the Manager's optimization backfiring, but it is very very rare that a reduction of 4+ cycles in a dual-core ends up being something to makes things worse in single-core... are you sure you calibrated the CPU Cycle Analysers & turned them off & on.? There is a bug in those that the after you load they are not really running when the switch says it is on. I thought I fixed it in v1.6, but didn't. Also, sometimes you have to swap wires around also to get a better idea of a real reading also.exonerate wrote:Sorry, what I meant was that your version uses more! Guess I didn't word that very well.
I'd like to hear others' CPU% test results w/CPUs models please.
edit: Attached is included with v1.7 of the fixed CPU Cycle Analyser with a fixed run on load if on.
How much faster/slower is my version compared to Exo's please?MegaHurtz wrote:the results on my P3 are quite good.. May I ask what changed in the newer version Analiser??

MegaHurtz wrote:the results on my P3

Large wrote:I still hear popping with the envelope.
How do I fix this OSM?

OUCH MY EARS!! I wasn't expecting loud test tones!Large wrote:There is a second popping sine wave when the HARMONIC value is RAISED.



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