"David Woolley" <david@ex.djwhome.demon.invalid> wrote in message
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As I keep saying, offset does not accurately measure time keeping
accuracy. A low offset can mean that you are tracking traffic
variations on the LAN, or interrupt latency variations, rather than
local clock frequency variations.
It is also a pessimistic estimate of accuracy when everything is locked
up and stable.
David,
Unfortunately, there are a limited number of variables NTP exposes. If
there's something better, please let me know. What be ideal would be
"offset of this PC from true UTC".
Thanks,
David
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