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Subject: Sluggish windows 95
Original Message Date: 06-Sep-98 @ 06:28 AM - Sluggish windows 95
load. It takes soundforge longer to load, the same with cakewalk 7 and
other programs. In cakewalk when playing a song it sometimes stops.
There is a lot of harddrive activity going on. It takes longer to load the bmp images
of wav files in cakewalk. It takes longer to run java in netscape.
The only tsr programs loaded in the little box in the taskbar are Sndvol32.exe thats the
windows 95 mixer, My Gina mixer, and my Diamond Stealth display settings diamond.
Every thing like this worked great for a long time. Now its slowed down....
What the is going on here???
Any ideas of why.. any solutions??
Message 11/23 07-Sep-98 @ 06:59 PM - RAM
Anyone?
I'm also running a P2 233MMX but no SCSI.
Message 12/23 08-Sep-98 @ 02:40 PM - RE: Sluggish windows 95
Also a good idea for cleaning up your hard disk - do a find on *.tmp, and delete all of them.
-C
Message 13/23 08-Sep-98 @ 04:03 PM - RE: Sluggish windows 95
Even if Windows IS a PITA a lot of times, it couldn't have caused this, right?
Message 14/23 24-Sep-98 @ 09:04 PM - RE: Sluggish windows 95
Message 16/23 25-Sep-98 @ 08:00 AM - RE: Sluggish windows 95
Message 17/23 25-Sep-98 @ 08:41 AM - RE: Sluggish windows 95
Message 18/23 25-Sep-98 @ 09:07 AM - RE: Sluggish windows 95
That problem Urro Burro had sounds like the same sort of thing that happens when you overclock a processor but it does'nt work.. Something to do with the speed the chips can communicate with each other.. If one chip is going to quick or slow then you get bottlenecks in the data which has a knock on effect to the rest of the system..
I think.... (I'm talking shit now :-) )
Message 19/23 27-Sep-98 @ 03:38 PM - RE: Sluggish windows 95
Message 20/23 27-Sep-98 @ 06:17 PM - RE: Sluggish windows 95
yes it's true about more than 64mb... but i cant remeber too well, it was a certain chipset that couldnt use it... sorry can't remember which...
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