KB4090007 Intel Microcode Updates for Windows 10 v1709 - January 8

Grom0X · 24 Apr 2018

ap1978 said:

Nothing for my i7-4770K yet.

Of course it is:

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ap1978 · 24 Apr 2018

Grom0X said:

Of course it is:

Hmm. ok :)

Ten Forward · 24 Apr 2018

I have an i7-4771 myself (also 306C3) and this new batch does indeed include updates for this processor.

Installed the update. InSpectre shows I'm all protected now:

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Grom0X · 24 Apr 2018

Ten Forward said:

I have an i7-4771 myself (also 306C3) and this new batch does indeed include updates for this processor.

Installed the update. InSpectre shows I'm all protected now:

Attachment 186002

ap1978 · 24 Apr 2018

How much did it impact the performance of the CPU?

Ten Forward · 24 Apr 2018

I don't use my computer for high performance tasks, so my input on this aspect of the fix is very limited. At this point, I don't really notice a difference.

khanmein · 25 Apr 2018

Before update 10.0.16299.15 & after updated 10.0.16299.368

What's the different between V2.001(v1703 & v1709) vs V2.002(v1607)?

FYI, V1.002 (v1507)

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ap1978 · 25 Apr 2018

Ten Forward said:

I don't use my computer for high performance tasks, so my input on this aspect of the fix is very limited. At this point, I don't really notice a difference.

I see :)

pietcorus2 · 25 Apr 2018

In the Inspectre-Tool you can always switch one/both off , if you notice less performance............

ap1978 · 25 Apr 2018

Nice. I'll do some benchmarks before/after.