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What are the upgrades for the M2 Competition?
Our Stage 2 upgrade uses a performance downpipe CAT back exhaust system to allow the engine to breathe more easily and comes with our Ecutek delivered Stage 2 ECU calibration to increase power and noise. The release of the M2 Competition also saw the introduction of the new OPF filters in the exhaust.
When to use upsert instead of createrequest?
Using Upsert It is best to use UpsertRequest only when you aren’t sure if the record exists. That is, when you aren’t sure if you should call a CreateRequest or an UpdateRequest operation. There is a performance decrease in using UpsertRequest versus using CreateRequest.
How to improve performance of ” upsert ” s when running ” copy commands “?
Recently we encountered a performance issue with continuous “upsert”s, especially when the CPU load of the Redshift cluster was high. For example, we encountered a case where the “UPSERT” transaction took about 10 minutes with even just one record.
When to use upsert to insert or update a record?
You can now reduce this complexity and load data into Dataverse more efficiently by using the new UpsertRequest (Update or Insert) message. It is best to use UpsertRequest only when you aren’t sure if the record exists. That is, when you aren’t sure if you should call a CreateRequest or an UpdateRequest operation.
Which is the best tuner for the M2 ECU?
We are able to offer a complete tuning solution for the M2 Competition ECU (including later model OPF cars) using our Ecutek software. This is the most advanced software on the market and combined with our proven calibration provides not only a huge increase performance but also a number of unique features to further enhance the car.
When did BMW change firmware on M2 Competition?
* Late model BMW M2 Competition models have the latest BMW ECU firmware installed at the factory (~March 2019) or may have been subject to a Main Dealer firmware update. This new firmware version removes the loophole that allows direct programming through the OBD port.
What does the m.2-2 PCIe bandwidth control do?
The M.2-2 PCIe Bandwidth Control is for the second M.2 slot on the board, it always stays at x2 mode by default and does not affect the speed of your first slot. Only if a drive is connected on that secondary slot and supports pci-e x4 you can change the value to x4 mode without it reverting to x2 mode.