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29th Jun 2012 04:58 pm #11Full Member
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The machine does not recognize the additional 4Gig of memory. We originally planned on running WIN 7 X64, but had a lot of compatibility issues with our vinyl printers so were running WIN XP.
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29th Jun 2012 05:03 pm #12Super Moderator
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29th Jun 2012 05:27 pm #13Quantum Mechanic
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Just out of curiosity have you also suffered any performance problems with this system as well? Perhaps a tad too slow?
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29th Jun 2012 05:29 pm #14Quantum Mechanic
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The nVidia 600 is really considered an entry level graphics card although it does support OpenGL 4.0 and DirectX11.
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I can't find the option to enable or disable hardware acceleration. so i'm not sure.
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29th Jun 2012 06:17 pm #17Quantum Mechanic
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Re: hardware acceleration. 3DCONFIG > Manual tune > at top of Manual Performance Tuning window.
Re: slow. Since, in theory, a 32-bit computer can only address, without some tweaking, 4GB (more like 3.2GB actual) RAM could the additional 4GB of RAM be hindering performance? Could test that theory simply by pulling out two sticks and see what happens.
Hmmmmm......obviously I missed an important piece of information. You have two 4GB modules as opposed to four 2GB modules. So pull one stick of RAM out and see what happens.Last edited by ReMark; 29th Jun 2012 at 07:09 pm.
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