geneo wrote:
Code can. I am pretty sure the Hero can.

If true then this is a "new" feature which ASUS ignored or dismissed on past requests. Can you screenshot the BIOS page?

Not as the perfomance gain or anything but i feel delayed on mouse + keyboard and what my monitor actually shows so it's better for me to just put it off that's why I ask, would be perfect if someone could confirm that there's a option for it. :confused:

Korth wrote:
If true then this is a "new" feature which ASUS ignored or dismissed on past requests. Can you screenshot the BIOS page?

Dang you are correct. I could have sworn I recently performed a test enabling/disabling it in BIOS. I know my old Asus Hero VII had it as an option.

Korth wrote:
If true then this is a "new" feature which ASUS ignored or dismissed on past requests. Can you screenshot the BIOS page?

Is there any possibility that I can disable HPET on ROG Code? (just bought) I don't care about the 'perfomance gain' but i feel the input lag or something is too slow with the seeing image (on my old Gigabyte board i always disabled hpet and was perfect)

not sure but before I saw posts like contacting ASUS to get the support install the option (HPET) into my motherboard - is it true? If not do u know any other way? ( the cmd thing (https://www.ghacks.net/2013/04/18/try-changing-hpet-settings-to-improve-your-pcs-performance/) will just make disable it from windows but in the BIOS I would like disable it too to be sure it's not enabled, would be nice if u help since I'm stuck hopeless)

HPET in BIOS settings is a feature request I happily support and have been vocal about before.

But ASUS has dismissively handwaved it away too quickly and too often before ... it's obvious to me that (for whatever reason) ASUS simply has no intention of ever implementing it on their new mobos/firmwares. I don't accept the usual "we'll look into it and keep you informed" answers any more because more than enough time has passed and nothing has ever changed ... it's a simple on/off function which was standard issue in past mobos, so it's not at all impossible to implement and it hardly needs exhaustive testing/debugging. I let the results speak for themselves, it's come to the point where I just don't expect it and won't believe it until I actually see it.

I don't usually buy into conspiracy theories, but I do think the conspicuous lack of HPET controls has something to do with licensing/compatibility terms involving Microsoft. HPET has been superseded, but it's not an ancient EOL/legacy technology (like Haswell or Win7) which is simply too old and broken and obsolete to continue supporting forever. I honestly think end-users don't have HPET control in platform firmware because Windows automagically handles these sorts of things and non-Windows (ie: linux) makes Microsoft unhappy.