Just tried it. Initial loading of the game is about the same (I have a lot of CC), but once the game is loaded, it is very smooth. Soooo, I decided to try it on Call of Duty: AW. Wow! Huge difference. The videos that play during boot up actually finished before all the maps were loaded. Before the videos were jerky and the sound was messed up. I'd say this actually works very good. I don't see a huge increase in CPU temperature, so I'm not too concerned about leaving it enabled all the time. As far as energy efficiency, hell, I have 6 PCs running all the time, one more using an additional few watts of power isn't going to matter at all.
AMD FX4300 Quad core 3800MHz
GeForce GTX 760 w/2GBs RAM
16 GBs System RAM
240 GB SSD
Game Performance Could This Be The Answer To A Lag Free Game?
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Against my better judgement, tried it. No difference at all. Although I think I had already set the power profile using Windows 10 power management to maximum performance, so it may have already had CPU parking disabled, or that Win10 just schedules CPU tasks in such a way that CPU parking makes no difference. I did have a small but noticable improvement generally with Sims 3 after going from Win7 to Win10.
Ah well, the search for the holy grail of unlagginess continues.
Ah well, the search for the holy grail of unlagginess continues.