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Hello everyone;
I am faced with an interesting situation.
I switched from 5900X system to 7900x3d system. After Windows installation, I installed AIDA64 to do a small test. And when I did the test, it gave the warning I shared below during the memory test.
While researching the subject on the net, I came across the following Microsoft article;
Options to Optimize Gaming Performance in Windows 11
The article suggested that I should turn off Turning off Memory Integrity and Turning off Virtual Machine Platform (VMP) settings.
I turned off both settings, even Virtualization from CPU properties in BIOS.
AIDA64 did not give the same warning again and passed the Memory test without any problems.
Moreover, while the memory reading was previously around 78000 points, it increased to over 80000 points. Likewise, it started giving higher scores in the CPU Test after shutting it down.
Has anyone turned off these Turning off Memory Integrity (Core Isolation) and Turning off Virtual Machine Platform (VMP) settings and tested them? Or encountered a similar situation?
It seemed very interesting to me. I think Windows performs some processes in the background through Virtualization and reduces CPU and Memory Performance. This is exactly the situation I understand.
I would be very happy if anyone with knowledge on the subject could give their opinion.
I am faced with an interesting situation.
I switched from 5900X system to 7900x3d system. After Windows installation, I installed AIDA64 to do a small test. And when I did the test, it gave the warning I shared below during the memory test.
While researching the subject on the net, I came across the following Microsoft article;
Options to Optimize Gaming Performance in Windows 11
The article suggested that I should turn off Turning off Memory Integrity and Turning off Virtual Machine Platform (VMP) settings.
I turned off both settings, even Virtualization from CPU properties in BIOS.
AIDA64 did not give the same warning again and passed the Memory test without any problems.
Moreover, while the memory reading was previously around 78000 points, it increased to over 80000 points. Likewise, it started giving higher scores in the CPU Test after shutting it down.
Has anyone turned off these Turning off Memory Integrity (Core Isolation) and Turning off Virtual Machine Platform (VMP) settings and tested them? Or encountered a similar situation?
It seemed very interesting to me. I think Windows performs some processes in the background through Virtualization and reduces CPU and Memory Performance. This is exactly the situation I understand.
I would be very happy if anyone with knowledge on the subject could give their opinion.
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