> Windows NT and Win2000 users should consider changing prime95's priority
> to two. There have been reports that idle priority doesn't work as
documented
> in the Microsoft documentation.
I'd be curious about that... I haven't heard anything, but then I haven't
looked either. :)
As I've said before, the only time I've ever seen an actual program run
slower when Prime95/NT was running is when I'm running any sort of video
capture, such as NetMeeting. NetMeeting vid conferences just run DOG slow
when I have my ntprime going, but if I stop the service, then the video
picks up greatly.
I figured that perhaps the codec just ran at idle priority also (which would
make sense to me anyway), so you have two CPU intensive things competing for
resources...
Aaron
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