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Windows Vulnerability CPU Meltdown Patch Benchmarked





A quick look at that expected desktop performance drop after we install the Microsoft CPU Meltdown Vulnerability Patch. Will our test PC drop massively in performance?
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chispy
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Posted on: 01/05/2018 01:35 AM
Are you running latest bios 1003 for the NVME tests? I've heard a report that the patch is not active before that version, but I don't know if that's true.
My own tests show a 20% drop on the 4k read/write
PC specifications ? That info might help a lot. 20% drop it's a lot.
Are you running latest bios 1003 for the NVME tests? I've heard a report that the patch is not active before that version, but I don't know if that's true.
My own tests show a 20% drop on the 4k read/write

PC specifications ? That info might help a lot. 20% drop it's a lot.
DashD
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Posted on: 01/05/2018 02:07 AM
Intel 900p, 8700K, Maximus X Hero
PC specifications ? That info might help a lot. 20% drop it's a lot.
Intel 900p, 8700K, Maximus X Hero
The Goose
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Posted on: 01/05/2018 02:14 AM
Given that bench marking an ssd can give very random scores, i know my Samsung pro 960 can vary from 2200 -2500mbs seq read so I think its safe to say that the difference in the bench marks is within margin of error and everyone can stop panicking for the sake of it.
Given that bench marking an ssd can give very random scores, i know my Samsung pro 960 can vary from 2200 -2500mbs seq read so I think its safe to say that the difference in the bench marks is within margin of error and everyone can stop panicking for the sake of it.
tensai28
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Posted on: 01/05/2018 02:43 AM
Ummmmm.... In order to full secure your PC you also need to update the CPU firmware.
That patch that Intel provides will be the one that impacts performance in certain workloads. Did you do this before the benchmarks? Because I think you're only benchmarking the windows 10 patch which isn't the patch that impacts performance
This. We are probably drawing conclusions too soon.
Ummmmm.... In order to full secure your PC you also need to update the CPU firmware.
That patch that Intel provides will be the one that impacts performance in certain workloads. Did you do this before the benchmarks? Because I think you're only benchmarking the windows 10 patch which isn't the patch that impacts performance
This. We are probably drawing conclusions too soon.
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Are you running latest bios 1003 for the NVME tests? I've heard a report that the patch is not active before that version, but I don't know if that's true.
My own tests show a 20% drop on the 4k read/write