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INTEL P4/PM 478/479 THREAD, >>V5<<, The Journey Continues Here!
INTEL P4/PM 478/479 THREAD, >>V5<<, The Journey Continues Here!
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Nov 28 2007, 10:29 PM
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Err, wanna ask 478 user here, does anybody here having trouble using Windows XP that causes system always using 100% CPU while transferring large size data, torrenting, very slow startup? I even using fresh installed Windows XP but the problem still exist. Im using Pentium 4 1.8GHz with 256k cache.
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Nov 29 2007, 02:17 PM
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QUOTE(fylon @ Nov 28 2007, 10:39 PM) @§layerXT I am using some odd combination, Pentium 4 1.8GHz 256k cache with Gigabyte 875P chipset. Hm.. Lacking of HT function? AFAIK, i had been use S478 for almost 4yrs, i never faced this kind of problem before. What mobo are u using? Did u install the mobo chipset driver? QUOTE(kabukiawie @ Nov 29 2007, 08:41 AM) @§layerXT I am using 512MB DDR400. I thought 512MB already sufficient enough to operate Windows XP SP2 unless for gaming.P4 1.8GHzis quite hard to handle the heavy load due to lack of L2, no HT and low fsb(400). this will be quite noticeable when you running multiple tasks at the same time. like what you mentioned, torrenting and copying large size data. how much ram you having now?? driver may be some of the reason. like fylon said, install latest chipset driver will help to boost a bit the performance. QUOTE(edministrator @ Nov 29 2007, 09:01 AM) torrenting takes up lots of resources, make sure you have enough RAM. for file transfer, windows startup speed, normal torrenting, the P4 1.8 CPU should be able to handle the tasks just fine. Might be other components that is causing the slowdowns, such as faulty mobo chipset. Me & kabukiawie had encountered same issue on KT2 combo mobos, two same mobo with different HDD transfer speed due to faulty mobo (one very fast read/write, another very slow and take up huge CPU resources). Slow/dying HDD might be the problem also. Thanks for ur comment, will troubleshoot later. QUOTE(fylon @ Nov 29 2007, 11:01 AM) Yea. It might be faulty chipset on the mobo which causing the issues. By then, they might be some other reason also such like ram, harddisk perhaps? I will take note of that. Thanks guys. Guys, do u guys face something like when u transfer the 1st file (large size files), the transfer speed is damn, but once it done and continue with 2nd file the transfer speed suddenly drop by alot become slow.. |
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Nov 29 2007, 06:06 PM
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QUOTE(raymond5105 @ Nov 29 2007, 04:30 PM) But ur case is weired.I never see this happen before even on notebook.Maybe ur labtop doesn't like odd numbers of files transferring. Im using BitComet 0.66 MOD. Dont want to use latest coz not fast as this mod version.@§layerXT ,your proc and mobo combination is fine but the torrent program won't eating up so much of resources when BTing. What Bt software you are using? |
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Dec 4 2007, 01:25 AM
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Usually home user dont use RAID. Anyway u need 2 or 3 HDD at least.
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