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Leadtek 1000T : High CPU spikes (driver related)
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<blockquote data-quote="rocky500" data-source="post: 59130" data-attributes="member: 17034"><p>I found the best driver for me to use was 3214 from Leadtek.</p><p>The newer 3218 gave me jerky TV viewing.</p><p>I just ran Media Portal in a window. My CPU usage starts off a bit eractic but within a minute or so it settles between 40+ to 50+.</p><p>I just put a second DVT1000 card in so not sure if this makes it worse.</p><p></p><p>I'm using WinDVD7 Codecs for TV.</p><p></p><p>Nforce3 MB, Sempron 2800+ CPU, 1 Gig Ram</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rocky500, post: 59130, member: 17034"] I found the best driver for me to use was 3214 from Leadtek. The newer 3218 gave me jerky TV viewing. I just ran Media Portal in a window. My CPU usage starts off a bit eractic but within a minute or so it settles between 40+ to 50+. I just put a second DVT1000 card in so not sure if this makes it worse. I'm using WinDVD7 Codecs for TV. Nforce3 MB, Sempron 2800+ CPU, 1 Gig Ram [/QUOTE]
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