Re: CPU Pegging at 100% After Using "Live TV"
- From: "TedWill" <TedWill@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 27 Feb 2006 11:45:28 -0800
It doesn't seem to be a problem playing recorded TV or DVDs. My kids and I
watched a Star Wars marathon of three DVDs - Episodes I, II and III and the
CPU was around 12% when we were done.
When my wife and I caught up on two weeks worth of Daily Shows, it didn't
peg the CPU at 100%.
I'll download the driver from AMD and see if that fixes it. The chip is an
AMD Anthlon 64 3200
Thanks,
-Ted
"JW" wrote:
What happens if you record a couple of hours of TV and then play the.
recordings for two hours without having watched any Live TV?
Is your AMD chip an X2 chip? If yes I suggest that you donwload the latest
XP X2 driver from the AMD Website.
"TedWill" <TedWill@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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This problem has been plaguing me ever since I got my MCE PC six months
ago.
I have an HP m7100e with an AMD 64 and two Hauppage WinTV PVR PCI II
(23xxx)
tuners. When MCE is set to "Live Television" for more than two hours, the
processor is pegged at 100% and does not go back down unless I reboot.
When I go into task manager and look at processes, the "system" process is
using all the CPU.
I've tested this with not using the tuner, disabling the second tuner
(Which
I'm not using since I don't have a second cable box yet). Switching
tuners
and trying different video display modes. The problem is pretty
consistent.
I've tried uinstalling everything, rebuiding from scratch, rebuilding
using
the HP reinstallation CDs as well as updating every driver on the system,
but
the problem remains that when I leave the MCE PC on "live TV" for more
than
two hours, the processor is pegged. It doesn't completely jam the system,
but it is exceptionally slow.
Either the Hauppage drivers have a memory leak or there's something else
going on here, such as a conflict with the AMD chipset and the tuners. I
honestly don't know. I bought this system as a new system that HP sells
and
I didn't add any other hardware. Their phone support has been not very
helpful in troubleshooting this.
I'm hoping that someone here has seen this problem before and can help.
Thank you
-Ted
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