SQL Server Update Statistics with Full Scan

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[@iliashterev38]

Thank you for your time and efforts to bring these knowledges to us.
Estimation is far better, OK. But why time is even greater? Question from a mid level DB developer.

[@nicolashidalgo1888]

Excelente!

[@Maxwell-237]

The runtime was the same, what was the point of all that?

[@caglim]

Awesome

[@HYBRIS95]

I was wondering if changing the sampling pourcentage might have a positive effect on your case ?
Also you did not speak about the table structure (does it have a Primary Key?),
couldn't that have an effect on the statistics without having to make a full scan (which can be very time-consuming on very large databases, im speaking of tera-octets) ?