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Hey guys. Here are the specs: Dell 1720 Windows Vista Ultimate x64 2 GB Memory NVidia GeForce 8600M GT Intel Core 2 Duo @ 2.2GHz I guess those are the main specs, if you need more let me know. But earlier I was running a few programs, and for some reason the YouTube video I was viewing was skipping or breaking like every 10-15 seconds. I was running: Firefox with a few tabs Foobar2000 HJSplit And that is basically it. It seems like I am getting weird performance, or is this typical? The CPU was only using like 20% and memory said about 1.20 GB used in Task Manager. And yesterday I was installing Fable, and I had tabs open in Firefox, and Foobar2000 listening to music, and even then I would hear the audio from Foobar skip every 10 seconds or so. I just don't understand why it seems like I am getting a weird performance when most resources aren't being used. -- dmbgg |
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Hey guys.
Here are the specs: Dell 1720 Windows Vista Ultimate x64 2 GB Memory NVidia GeForce 8600M GT Intel Core 2 Duo @ 2.2GHz I guess those are the main specs, if you need more let me know. But earlier I was running a few programs, and for some reason the YouTube video I was viewing was skipping or breaking like every 10-15 seconds... You could try downloading YouTube videos and running them from the hard drive to eliminate the network as a possible issue. |