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Message: <blockquote data-quote="davidf" data-source="post: 661526" data-attributes="member: 19484"><p>The speed up will probably be significant percentagewise but will be small in real time i.e. your code execution time will be small anyway.  One advantage it will give you is that there will be no error introduced due to floating point maths.  After seeing the variation over your 100 second sample I would probably up the 10 minute sample limit to see when it becomes stable, it seems to have a range 0.0004 after 100 seconds.  You didn't use a max sample time but I didn't want to overflow the figure (but I suspect you'd need a few years of samples to do that 2^64 is quite big even in nano seconds)</p></blockquote><p></p>