USB 2.0 is 40x faster than USB 1.1. Trying to use a USB 1.1 connection
to your storage drive for the amount of data transfer required to do
any real photography is hopeless.
Update that system with faster IO interfaces and faster drives, or get
a newer system.
--
Godfrey
You might look into a USB 2.0 complant expansion card, (and the proper
drivers), that should speed up your processing. On second thought not
just compliant, I have an HP printer with built in card slots that's 2.0
compliant, but transfers data at 1.1 speeds. You need one that's
actually
After processing 22 Nef files and saving as +- 2.5K jpeg files for
printing, all i can say is,, if i;'m going
to shoot Raw for the better part, I'm going to need a newer computer.
The USB 1.1 external HD's running through LR and saving on C drive is
painfully slow.
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From: David J Brooks
Subject: OT Old computers and Raw files
After processing 22 Nef files and saving as +- 2.5K jpeg files for
printing, all i can say is,, if i;'m going
to shoot Raw for the better part, I'm going to need a newer computer.
The USB 1.1 external
David J Brooks escribió:
After processing 22 Nef files and saving as +- 2.5K jpeg files for
printing, all i can say is,, if i;'m going
to shoot Raw for the better part, I'm going to need a newer computer.
The USB 1.1 external HD's running through LR and saving on C drive is
painfully slow.
David J Brooks wrote:
After processing 22 Nef files and saving as +- 2.5K jpeg files for
printing, all i can say is,, if i;'m going
to shoot Raw for the better part, I'm going to need a newer computer.
The USB 1.1 external HD's running through LR and saving on C drive is
painfully slow.
Twenty
David,
It also could be memory. If you are running XP Pro, get as close to 3
gig as you can, depending on slots mostly. If you are running Vista or
Win7 32bit, get as close to 8 gig as you can. If you are thinking of
upgrading, check your programs for compatibility with win 64 bit of
Could be. I had 512 then added another 256 2 years ago.
I have XP home, and will most likely put XP home on the HD again. That
way my drivers should work.
Dave
On Mon, Nov 9, 2009 at 4:28 PM, John Graves jh.gra...@verizon.net wrote:
David,
It also could be memory. If you are running XP Pro,
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