Sorry about that! I thought that might be quite useful if it could curb latency bandwidth on a graphic card so that a pci raid card could get more of a look in.Originally Posted by One_Hertz
Anyway, fresh install, no add in cards apart from graphics. Non used features in BIOS disabled. No AV etc.......latency? Around the same.Dang
evga 680i mobo at idle -
GGBT UD7 mobo at idle -
Not motherboard related then, at least for Classified, check the submissions... Thanks for posting.
I am about to blame 5870... I don't have any other card to test, though.
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I have the 5870 on the UD7 above - looks pretty normal.Not motherboard related then, at least for Classified, check the submissions... Thanks for posting.
I am about to blame 5870... I don't have any other card to test, though.
Maybe your mobo combined with the 5870?
If you take a look at my shot, I'm definitely having the same problem. What other hardware are you running? I've got all of the onboard equipment aside from the intel SATA controller (which is in RAID mode) and one of the LAN ports disabled (eg. sound, other lan, firewire, extra sata controller). I've got a 5870 (that is WC'd so I cannot easily remove it) and a X-Fi card installed.Not motherboard related then, at least for Classified, check the submissions... Thanks for posting.
I am about to blame 5870... I don't have any other card to test, though.
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I tried disabling pretty much everything but they keyboard...
i7 920, 5870, 6GB of G.Skill RAM, Auzentech X-Fi Forte (I tried disabling it), I removed the mouse for the test, Logitech Lycosa keyboard (could not disable it entirely without reinstalling the drivers so I didn't bother), Samsung F3. Not using the page file. Large System Cache enabled.
Is anyone running Win7 64-bit with ultra low latency? I am wondering if 32 -> 64 bit transaction is creating the issue...
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I'm running w7-64 on both my desktop machines and looks like i'm having average latency - not particularly low.
I have not really turned off any services either.
DPC over-work seems to be related to HW or drivers faults, from overheating GC to a bad driver, and to a problematic battery on a laptop,
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there's a tool that might help you find out the source for these, RATTV3, it goes for XP yet seems to have some issues running on vista and win7 though.
Alright, this is neither Win7-64 nor E760, gah... I am thinking it's either my keyboard or 5870 now.
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You guys aren't going about this the right way. This isn't a benchmark. Your score is going to change more from motherboard to motherboard than from CPU frequency to CPU frequency. Again, it's an analysis of DPC latency, NOT a benchmark.
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This isn't motherboard related for some, though. Look at various E760 results...
This is obviously not a benchmark. But there is a problem with my system, and I really want to know what is causing it.
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this is not ep45 dq6/extreme but its on a full win7 32bit and arc1231Need two people with an exact same board to run the test
Come on Napalm, you have an EP45 I think. Sign in to check XS already
i gotta do a fresh win7 install anyways and will post another one
instead i installed xp32 (same xp @ youtube vidz)/same system^/arc1231
well guys beat that^
WTF.....Sick!instead i installed xp32 (same xp @ youtube vidz)/same system^/arc1231
well guys beat that^
What GPU and soundcard are you using?
i cant comment on the gpu.. soundcard: ht omega claro halo
^ Nice sound cardAre you planing to upgrade ssd's anytime soon? Will you be keeping the 1231 for a while?
What did you upgrade to?this is not ep45 dq6/extreme but its on a full win7 32bit and arc1231
I'm with you man. I'm dieing to know what is causing my semi-high latencies. Isn't there a tool that can check which drivers are causing the latencies?
nice sound card indeed^ Nice sound cardmodded makes a sound system sound 10k+watts.. if i got time ill post a pic of the whole sound system/card @ sound/audio sub-forum
ssd upgrade is inevitable! unfortunately worthy available options are very limited.. q4 cant come soon enough
you bet ill be keeping/using 1231 for a long while.. 2012 shall come to pass lol.. having been enjoying it since 2008 its been a great investment so far
btw.. id like to thank you for posting about this little awesome tool.. really makes life a bit easier.. thanks!
why does it have to be an upgrade ?
heres ep45+q9650+1231+xp32
Ok, this is my first run on this pcwell guys beat that^
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