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This.

Thank you. It took me some wild scrolling but I found it, thanks to you. For others, it is there

I am looking everywhere, but I cannot find that information anywhere. What has changed between the versions, what was improved? Is there any place with that information? Thank you.

A new version v20300 is out, but still no MSI packages in our oreders profile.

In continuation of my previous benchmarks (see below) I add a new one with sandboxed (still damn MSIX) v203.

Would using "Save as" help somehow?

I have an older version still on disk. Tried to run the benchmark on both versions. I attach the result. EDIT: I ran unsandboxed benchmark, and the results are attached below, EDIT2: I cannot add a reply, there is some silly limit on post number, so I have to edit this post again. Below you can find the results of a "sandboxed" benchmark on another computer with Ryzen 3100 + 32 GB of 2133 MHz memory + nVidia 1080ti

That really grinds my gear everytime I see this. Why do we have all those cores when programmers do not even use them? Such a waste.

Turns out I had the latest BIOS version. But I made sure the windows is updated, updated latest Studio drivers, restarted Windows and ran the test on fresh system. The results are more or less the same. 458 / 4042 / 654 / 10877 / N-A / 841 / 6088 / N-A

I will try to update BIOS (several versions behind), restart, and try the benchmark again.

There is an interesting bit of info on workaround for now. Though I have not tested it yet. EDIT: tried this, not working in Cinema 4D, so no dice. I am then waiting for a proper implementation of OCIO v2

Thank you! I will try it. I see there was even an update 6 hours ago I will also post this info into another thread about v2.

Aorus Pro, B550 chipset.

Yes, v2 is a mixed bag for now. I am waiting for an update that could fix many things.

Strange, it worked for me.