Is this a down-and-out Latency FAIL?
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23 Jul 2013 18:46 - 23 Jul 2013 18:47 #36934
by ScottBouch
Is this a down-and-out Latency FAIL? was created by ScottBouch
I guess this computer is pretty rubbish?
It's a DELL Dimension 1100 DELL Dimension 1100
Should I junk it? I have another better / newer PC I can try to use instead.
I just hoped I could get away with it, as it's not a terrible old PC, I just wanted to give it one last chance!
Cheers, Scott.
| Max Interval (ns) | Max Jitter (ns) | Last interval (ns) | |
| Servo thread (1ms) | 1115917 | 124637 | 992069 |
| Base thread (25us) | 64753 | 39971 | 25059 |
It's a DELL Dimension 1100 DELL Dimension 1100
Should I junk it? I have another better / newer PC I can try to use instead.
I just hoped I could get away with it, as it's not a terrible old PC, I just wanted to give it one last chance!
Cheers, Scott.
Last edit: 23 Jul 2013 18:47 by ScottBouch.
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23 Jul 2013 20:24 #36936
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What have you tried so far to improve it?
Did you turn off any and all power saving stuff in the bios?
Disable hyperthreading?
What live CD did you try? If you only tried the CD with Ubuntu 10.4, try the older 8.4 version. It often works better on older single core processors.
Did you turn off any and all power saving stuff in the bios?
Disable hyperthreading?
What live CD did you try? If you only tried the CD with Ubuntu 10.4, try the older 8.4 version. It often works better on older single core processors.
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