DMA (Direct Memory Access) allows devices in your computer to transfer data directly to and from RAM without having to use the CPU as an intermediary. This system is a boost to overall system performance not only because the devices can respond more quickly but it also frees up the CPU to perform other tasks.
Originally posted by: Budman
Originally posted by: Trinitron
I believe he said that he already had DMA enabled Budman![]()
Read his first post, cpu usage 75% and he never mentions DMA.
Originally posted by: cvpifreak
Budman I never had problems enabling DMA, it was enabled at 75% CPU usage! DMA WAS ALREADY ENABLED
How many times must I say this and others in this thread say this before it sinks into your head that it was not part of the problem???
DMA WAS NOT PART OF THE PROBLEM!! NOT A FACTOR!! NOT RELATED TO USEAGE PROBLEMS! YOU ASKED ME ABOUT IT! I TOLD YOU IT WAS ALREADY ENABLED! YOU ARE AN IDIOT!
You really are an idiot. But I will have to call you an idiot several more times apparently before it sinks in...
07/14/2003 7:26 PM
DMA enabled on your hd/cdrom ?
And dont expect miracles with that old setup
Pentium III 1Ghz
256 Meg PC133 Ram
07/14/2003 7:30 PM
Thanks Ionizer86, I'll check those things out.
Budman - puhllleeeasee! The specs are perfectly fine for running an OS and MS Office, I don't play games. You don't need an Athlon XP 3200 with 1 GB ram to run an OS and Office at a decent speed. Windows 2000 has zero problems, it has nothing to do with the system being "old".
Edit - DMA enabled.
Edited: 07/14/2003 at 7:32 PM by cvpifreak
07/14/2003 7:59 PM
Read his first post, cpu usage 75% and he never mentions DMA.
Originally posted by: dullard
I tried to stop this argument by showing it as simple misunderstandings. It just led to more flames. I'm getting out so I'm not booted.
Originally posted by: Nebor
Why drag up this old post? To rekindle the FLAMES?
Originally posted by: Budman
DMA enabled on your hd/cdrom ?
And dont expect miracles with that old setup
Pentium III 1Ghz
256 Meg PC133 Ram
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Originally posted by: Nebor
ANything off the front page is old.
Originally posted by: Nebor
ANything off the front page is old.
Originally posted by: bjc112
Originally posted by: Nebor
ANything off the front page is old.
Don't be so quick to jump, if you have it showing 100 posts per page, it will show last nite, early in the morning...
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