1119 UPDATE WINDOWS STUTTERING DRIVER

The question is will Regor close (or surpass) that 7% gap. I get 478.2 fps compared to 515fps with the Wolfdale. I have no idea where I got it from, but it works. It needs to be manually installed in device manager after installing nusb36 - after the reboot.ĮDIT: Well I may not have a 45nm Regor to test with yet, but I do have in my possession this 90nm Windsor 3Ghz beast (6000+).

1119 UPDATE WINDOWS STUTTERING DRIVER

Let me answer my own question: Yes, it certainly does have a driver for the AMD USB 2.0.

Does NUSB36e work with the USB2 ports or are you stuck with USB 1.0 speeds only? I will certainly have to experiment with later AMD platforms now. The motherboard is more robust than the Intel. But like you say, I'm not interested in DOS with this machine, it's meant to be a fast Windows 98/Windows XP dual boot. The tradeoff between the Intel and AMD platforms then becomes TDMA/DDMA and DOS multiplier changing (Intel lacking any multiplier control, and AMD on AMD/ATI southbridge lacking TDMA/DDMA - TDMA works on VIA PCIe platforms though, but you're stuck with ancient 2005-era K8 CPUs at best as opposed to 45nm 2010/2011 era CPUs with the 760g/780g AM2/AM3 platform). I'm very curious to see which is faster - in theory the Wolfdale should be better, because it has 6MB of L2 as opposed to 2MB for the dual-core Regor, but who knows. But I just purchased a 3Ghz 45nm part, which I will compare with the Wolfdale when it arrives. My Wolfdale 3Ghz scores around 515fps in my Q3A demo001 benchmark, I got around 350 with this setup. In the meantime I tested with a 90nm Sempron 1.8Ghz. I was inspired by your build to do a quick test with my Asus M3A78-EM and I am glad to report that everything works very well indeed! Using 'setup /p i', patchmem and ptchsata yields an almost perfect install, with only the SMBUS showing an exclamation mark in Device Manager.

I only have one exclamation mark there, and that's for the SB16 emulation, which unfortunately can't be activated because of the lack of chipset support, no support for DDMA or TDMA, only PC/PCI (missing header), LPC or F type DMA are supported.

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