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123a3023519d tech Hello Tom - WC>>> How slow is too slow? My inquiry concerns my H.P. 433 WC>>> Celeron I intend to upgrade to a Ultra133 I/O card and WC>>> drive. RAM speed limited to PCI 66 revision 1. ->> Well if my present CDRW burner is having buffer ->> 'under-runs' even at 4x I'm assuming my hard drive is not ->> capable of keeping up with a DVD burner/buffer? TW> That is unusual if the Bruner is woerking properly. Agreed - which is why I'm thinking that the burner is dying. TW> Even the slowest HD should be able to keep up with a 4X TW> burn. You must have to have some other problem. Do you have TW> the CDRW and the HD on the same IDE controller? Nope both CD drives are on one IDE controller while the hard drive and an IOMEGA 100mb zipdrive are on the other controller. TW> Have you run the Nero CD test to see what speed you system TW> can support. Nope. I had that program but forgot to use it. TW> Are you using any Hard Drive compression program? Nope - none. TW> Do you SHUT down ALL other applications, Including TW> Networks, Fax Modems, "E" MAil, Screen Savers, as amny TW> TSR's as you can(there are only Three required to run the TW> Wnidows OS. After two coasters I removed everthing and tried again. Made another coaster after that. :-\ TW> Have you disabled any Power-Management feature. I don't use any power management features. TW> I also understand that some very old Hard Drives have a TW> built in "Interrupt Loop" that may casue a Buffer Underrun. TW> But for that $X drive the minimum system require,ments was TW> a Pent 100 or Above, 16 MB ram, and a Hard drive with a TW> transfer rate of at least 800 Kbs and a seek time of less TW> then 20 Ms. Embarassing that my system is doing this to me but it is. :-\ > > , , > o/ Charles.Angelich \o , > __o/ > / > USA, MI < \ __\__ --- * ATP/16bit 2.31 * ... DOS the Ghost in the Machine! http://www.devedia.com/dosghost/* Origin: Try Our Web Based QWK: DOCSPLACE.ORG (1:123/140) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 123/140 500 106/2000 633/267 |
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