Roman Kielich® <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >64K blocks that are causing the resonance that results in jaggies. My
guess
> >in your case was that switching on colour mangement increased the
computer's
> >CPU overhead to the point that the actual scanning process was slowed
down.
> if it is CPU problem, then what is required CPU speed to work flawlessly?
I don't know. I don't have the means to find out. In fact, I suspect that
whether you have DMA enabled or not is probably a much more critical issue
as the hard drive can steal 80% of the CPU cycles otherwise.
> My Celeron 300A and 256 MB of RAM seems to be sufficient, not to mention
if
> overclocked.
Meaning you have never experienced jaggies? The RAM would help for caching.
What hard drives do you have running in what DMA mode?
> Do we need a solid base for a scanner to prevent the resonance?
I don't think it makes any difference. Whether the scanner is vertical or
horizontal doesn't seem to matter either.
Rob
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