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[Owen Hall]

Followed the advice, framedrops stopped after changing that bios setting, thanks guys!

Honestly, we spent like three days going deep on cache-line false sharing and SoA layout in our Burst jobs when the whole time it turned out my XMP profile was unstable and causing random memory controller throttling under load. Wild how you can obsess over entity chunk boundaries while the real culprit was sitting right there in the firmware. Anyway, running rock-solid at 144fps now and the GC spikes are gone too. Appreciate everyone who chimed in—the pointer arithmetic talk was still useful for the next project, but yeah, turn off the fancy RAM profile and everything just works.

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[Owen Hall]

Here’s the thing most people get wrong about the drift debate: potentiometer drift isn’t a calibration issue, it’s a physical degradation issue. A standard resistive stick reads position via a carbon wader sliding across a resistive track, and every micro-adjust you wear down that track unevenly. Carbon dust accumulates in the worn groove, which changes the local resistance and shifts the neutral

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[Owen Hall]

Great topic, and I’ve bitten on this firsthand when profiling AC-based effects in competitive shooters where every millisecond of frame time matters. The single most underrated failure mode

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