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Stopwatch.IsHighResolution = false on my machine. What for?

Sorry, this is always the case! Edited by...

I just realized that Stopwatch.IsHighResolution returns false on my machine. What for? What does he need to return the truth? What equipment? MSDN doesn't say anything about this.

Machine Configuration: Win 7 x64; i7 930; 3x2 GB (triple channel); HD 500 GB 7200 rpm; Energy config CPU @ 100%

on request: VS 2010; .NET 4.0; Win form application; debug mode (now I will test)

In release mode, it returns true! :) well, sorry guys, actually it’s always true (debugging and release).

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You may not have permissions for high resolution performance counters or your equipment may not have this feature to support high resolution performance counters.

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