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Presumably disable. They are enabled by default, and the suggested use is to disable for more reliable benchmarking.
by colanderman 12y ago
Presumably disable. They are enabled by default, and the suggested use is to disable for more reliable benchmarking.
- x0x0 12y agoUnless you plan to run with these disabled, how would disabling them during benchmarking possibly improve the relevance of the benchmarks? And if the benchmarks aren't relevant, why benchmark?
- colanderman 12y agoIf, e.g., you're trying to benchmark the memory itself, and not the processor's prefetch algorithm.