Question Forms

1. The windows scheduler is not to blame = What windows scheduler is blame ?
2. AMD is relatively low performance in some games = Is AMD relatively low performance in some games ?
3. The company also released a separate blog = What company also released a separate blog ?
4. The high-performance profile shifts control of the processor power states from Windows to the CPU = What high-performance profile shifts control of the processor power states from Windows to the CPU ?
5. The operating system's incessant desire to park cores = What operating system's incessant desire to park cores ?
6. There is no global fix for the scheduler = Is no global fix for the scheduler ?
7. The Ryzen processors perform better with the high-performance power profile = What Ryzen processors perform better with the high-performance power profile ?
8. Windows 7 doesn't appear to park cores as aggressively = Doesn’t Windows 7 appear to park cores as aggressively ?
9. The performance disparity between the balanced and high-performance power plans = What performance disparity between the balanced and high-performance power plans ?
10. The company plans to issue an update in the April time-frame to address the issue = What company plans to issue an update in the April time-frame to address the issue ?

Sumber : http://www.tomshardware.com/news/amd-ryzen-7-1800x-update,33900.html

Object Of Preposition

Tugas 1

AMD also touched on the performance disparity between the balanced and high-performance power plans, and the company plans to issue an update in the April time-frame to address the issue.

Tugas 2

The high-performance profile shifts control of the processor power states from Windows to the CPU, thus negating the operating system's incessant desire to park cores, which results in decreased performance.

Increased power consumption and thermals inevitably lead to higher cooling requirements, and thus acoustical output from the cooling solution, so the modified power profile might have an effect on many fronts.

Tugas 3

AMD also addressed Ryzen's somewhat confusing temperature reporting. (V-ing)

We expect temperature monitoring software to better understand our tCTL offsets to report the junction temperature automatically. (V-ing)

We can take to enjoy optimized gaming performance. (V-ing)

Tugas 4

We have also reviewed topology logs generated by the Sysinternals Coreinfo utility. (Verb Perfect)

We have reviewed the limited available evidence concerning performance deltas between Windows 7 and Windows 10 on the AMD Ryzen CPU. (Verb Perfect)

Source : http://www.tomshardware.com/news/amd-ryzen-7-1800x-update,33900.html

Part Of Speech

AMD's relatively low performance in some games has led to a flurry of theories, with the most popular being that the Windows scheduler bears the blame. (S+P+O)

AMD released a community update that contradicts the theories. (S+P+C)

AMD also clarified its temperature reporting methodology and announced that it's pushing an update in April to refine its power management policy. (S+P+C)

The company also released a separate blog post outlining several tweaks to get the best gaming experience. (S+P+O)

The Windows Scheduler Is Not To Blame (S+P+C)

Ryzen's unique cache topology and simultaneous multi-threading (SMT, which is akin to Intel's Hyper-Threading) has led to reduced performance in many games, which AMD claimed can be fixed through updates that allow software to interact correctly with the new architecture. (S+P+O)

Windows 7 doesn't appear to park cores as aggressively, which is likely contributing to increased performance in the older operating system. (S+P+O)

AMD also touched on the performance disparity between the balanced and high-performance power plans, and the company plans to issue an update in the April time-frame to address the issue. (S+P+O)

AMD also addressed Ryzen's somewhat confusing temperature reporting. (S+P+O)

AMD also confirmed the fact that some games perform better with SMT disabled, which we already characterized with targeted testing in our launch piece. (S+P+O)

Source : http://www.tomshardware.com/news/amd-ryzen-7-1800x-update,33900.html