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MSI released a new BIOS update (for X570) with update for, among other things, ASPM.
I know it is some sort of power management for PCI-Express - but performance wise, shouldn't it be disabled?

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It is disabled by default. It only unlock the option to enable it if you want, to fix the idle consumption of intel arc gpus (intel arc needed aspm to truly idle).
 
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ActiveStatePowerManagement is PCI-express power saving feature used in laptop computers. PCI-e interfaces are powered down when no traffic goes through; there is some latency of powering back up, so try it both ways and see if it's useful of having it enabled.
 
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