Martin A. Fink wrote:
> Compared to ICH6R with AHCI OFF the only difference I can see is that with
> AHCI the system seems to reac much faster on keyboard events and screen
> redraw seems to be as fast as normal. It looks like that CPU usage has not
> decreased that dramatically as I would have
Martin A. Fink wrote:
Compared to ICH6R with AHCI OFF the only difference I can see is that with
AHCI the system seems to reac much faster on keyboard events and screen
redraw seems to be as fast as normal. It looks like that CPU usage has not
decreased that dramatically as I would have
Dear all,
now I was able to do a performance test with an Intel ICH6R chipset.
Basic hardware data:
- Intel Pentium 4 Xeon at 3.2 GHz
- Intel ICH6R chipset, AHCI enabled
- Intel Hyperthreading On and Off
- 1 GB SDDR RAM
- SATA controller onboard (4x)
- SATA harddisks 250 GB
I used SuSE Linux
Dear all,
now I was able to do a performance test with an Intel ICH6R chipset.
Basic hardware data:
- Intel Pentium 4 Xeon at 3.2 GHz
- Intel ICH6R chipset, AHCI enabled
- Intel Hyperthreading On and Off
- 1 GB SDDR RAM
- SATA controller onboard (4x)
- SATA harddisks 250 GB
I used SuSE Linux
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