Hi Eric, Rugxulo,
Short answer: CPU idle ratio is still (reported as) about 50% on
notebooks.
Now the details.
(Me:)
Texts (mainly Aurora editor), databases (DataPerfect),
spreadsheets (SuperCalc).
(Eric:)
Interesting, I know none of those :-)
Aurora and DataPerfect are truly remarkable.
Hi Marcos,
Texts (mainly Aurora editor), databases (DataPerfect),
spreadsheets (SuperCalc).
Interesting, I know none of those :-)
Pentiums, year 1995-2000, CPU speeds
133-333 MHz, memories 96-128 MB.
BUFFERS=4
A bit more might be good.
DEVICE=C:\FDOS\JEMM\JEMFBHLP.EXE
FB as in
Hi,
On 2/1/11, Eric Auer e.a...@jpberlin.de wrote:
Texts (mainly Aurora editor), databases (DataPerfect),
spreadsheets (SuperCalc).
Interesting, I know none of those :-)
I'm sure you've heard of Aurora.
BUFFERS=4
A bit more might be good.
Not needed if using UIDE as cache (see below).
Hi,
In my desktop computers, FDAPM usually reports very high percentages
of CPU idle time. For instance, with the Aurora editor, which I use
for hours every day, a typical figure is 98-99% of idle time.
However, in both my notebooks (IBM ThinkPad and Compaq Armada, from
1999) this number is
Marcos Favero Florence de Barros wrote:
Is there something that must be configured differently in notebooks
to achieve higher CPU idle times?
Please tell us a little more about the specs of the notebooks / desktop.
Does this also happen with a clean boot (no drivers loaded)?
Robert Riebisch
Hi Eric, Robert, and others,
what do you usually do on the desktops and notebooks?
Texts (mainly Aurora editor), databases (DataPerfect),
spreadsheets (SuperCalc).
Please tell us a little more about the specs of the
notebooks / desktop.
Pentiums, year 1995-2000, CPU speeds
