Posts by Veazer

Quote: Originally Posted by Garbuckle ...the connection is IDE (not SATA like the HD).... I thought it was SATA, device manager shows it is connected to the SATA controller. OTOH, they are also listed as IDE...

Quote: Originally Posted by Deceptikon With quickset not installed, you just wont see the animation of the volume bar, But the buttons still work. At least on my 9300 thats how it is without quickset...

My brief, incomplete benchmark testing with Prime95 seem to indicate the performance is neglibly faster with no usb devices connected, which is what I originally expected to occur. Perhaps this is just a problem with RMClock.

to select overlay output go to options --> Playback --> Output. Under 'DirectShow Video', choose overlay. Overlay is the least taxing on the cpu. However, since your system is working fine for the first portion I don't think...

I don't have a solution, but it is worth pointing out that your machine should have no problem with DVD playback even with hardware acceleration disabled. Most Home Theatre PCs used to do DVD postprocessing won't work unless hardware...

Quote: Originally Posted by Buck47 There could be a problem with QuickSet. If you've removed QuickSet, or disabled it in services, the volume buttons along with the MediaDirect button will no longer function. You...

Thank you for testing, I think this definitely needs more investigation to see if it affects real-world performance.

Quote: Originally Posted by rogerg0834 why dont u use ctrl-alt-del and check the task magr to see what is taking up 35% of CPU. I have see this before as well with USB devices. If you have a USB mouse just click and...

I just notice a very strange phenomenon on my E1705. With 1 or more usb devices plugged in, cpu load is around 1-2% and OS load is 0% (I’m using RMClock to check loads). With no USB devices, cpu load goes jumps around and tends to...

I'm using the following P-States on a Duo 2 GHz (T2500) 6.0x 0.950V 7.0x 0.950V 8.0x 0.950V 9.0x 0.962V 10.x 1.013V 11.0x 1.063V 12.0x 1.125V Seems to be generally ok, but about...