I read through that all. Excellent and with some programs to download to
check your PC.
One thing that is very difficult to find on the Flex pages is:
what kind of PC will I need to operate a FlexRadio Systems SDR?
Looking strictly at using the Flex-1500, the present day Netbooks won't do
Hank,
I hate it that you are having PC issues. I know it can be very frustrating.
Especially if you received some advise that was not fully vetted, but I don't
think that at the time of Orlando show, the actual PC requirements for the
FLEX-1500 were fully understood since the software wasn't
Hi Hank
I am also sorry you are having problems. I think what Tim was saying is that
there are no guarantees on this unless you buy something that has worked for
someone else.
What Aspire One laptop do you have? What else do you do with it besides run
the Flex?
73
Neal Campbell
Abroham Neal
My experiences are similar to Hank's. I'd highly recommend the minimum
configuration specify a multi-core processor.
I originally ran PowerSDR and my Flex 1500 on a 2 GHz Pentium 4 with
1.25 GB of RAM. As it was the DPC checker showed it should have worked
well but CW worked poorly at best
On 8/6/2010 2:52 PM, Tim Ellison wrote:
You said: It appears that you need a Dual Core or a Core 2Duo .
but that is never addressed on the Flex pages.
Actually it is addressed in the KB. The Following KB article
outlines the recommendations for running PowerSDR and addresses the
use of
Tim N9PUZ wrote:
. The KB is an incredible resource. However it is very extensive and
can be overwhelming when you're not sitting with the radio in front of
you, say perhaps when you are considering buying a radio. I think most
people go to the KB after they are having a problem.
I have to
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