Slow motion movement - not an affinity issue and it's driving me insane!!

[Mcbard]

I know you said that you've set your affinity but maybe you should try something else to make absolutely sure it's not the problem, since the issue you're describing is pretty much exactly what happens with the dual/quad core processor issues. To completely eliminate this variable from being the problem you should run an msconfig, and on the second tab you can set how many processors you want your OS to use. Set that to 1, reboot, try again and see if it's still happening.

[Mcbard]

Or you could have read the 4th post in this thread and got the exact same answer a hell of a lot sooner.

Originally Posted by Mcbard [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I know you said that you've set your affinity but maybe you should try something else to make absolutely sure it's not the problem, since the issue you're describing is pretty much exactly what happens with the dual/quad core processor issues. To completely eliminate this variable from being the problem you should run an msconfig, and on the second tab you can set how many processors you want your OS to use. Set that to 1, reboot, try again and see if it's still happening.

Glad you got it working though.

[odinwise]

Originally Posted by Mcbard [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Or you could have read the 4th post in this thread and got the exact same answer a hell of a lot sooner.



Glad you got it working though.

ah yes, you're right. I actually remember reading that post now that you mention it, but not really understanding it once I was in msconfig. I suppose since it's something I haven't actually messed with before, "number of processors" didn't translate as "/numproc=", which in retrospect makes me feel a little stupid. haha. now I'm that guy. /facepalm

anyway, thanks for the help.