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      SensorInfo   :   78.283 ms
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      Intel PCH    :    0.025 ms
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      Kaveri       :    0.000 ms
      Zen          :    0.000 ms
      AMD SVI2     :    0.000 ms
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      Smart Battery:    0.000 ms
      HID UPS      :    0.000 ms
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      TT DPS       :    0.000 ms
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      Corsair RMi  :    0.000 ms
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      Or, maybe adding options to see L3 performance results in already exist cache stress test ?

       
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