Make sure your Windows 1395 Firewire driver is set to Legacy mode.
In the FLEX Firewire control panel, you can try a higher level of Safe
Mode ( 2 or 3)
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On 7/22/2011 1:19 PM, Erik Jakobsen wrote:
On 22-07-2011 18:38, Peter G. Viscarola wrote:
I can hear the drop outs, if SDR is running, and I for instance
start other
apllications up.
This isn't unusual at all. It has to do with disk I/O (and or
graphics activity) that's happening as a result of you starting the
new application.
I don't see any problem in your LatMon output, and 175us should be
fine for PSDR.
If you want to be starting arbitrary applications while running
PowerSDR, I can suggest:
a) Defragging your disks
b) Getting faster disks if they are already defragmented, perhaps SSDs
c) Ensuring network I/O isn't the culprit when you're starting these
applications
d) Upgrading your graphics card if starting the apps results in lots
of screen drawing (I mean, are you cranking up "Dragon Age" or
something?).
e) Getting more memory... it's cheap, and it's the best thing you can
do in terms of speeding up almost any PC.
Peter
K1PGG
Ok Peter.
ad a) I did and do it often, the defragging my disks.
ad b) This could maybe be good.
ad c) I will try to switch off the Network I/O and see what's happening.
ad d) this is one of the culprits. I have BSOD's from time to time,
when I run a USB DVB-T device. I have to change the graphic card.
I run an ASUS P5Q De Luxe. What graphic card would you
recommend ?.
ad e) I use 4G, and as I run w7u 32 bit it only can use 3.25GB with
ref. to Windows Experiences Index here for my set up
Erik OZ4KK
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