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<blockquote data-quote="HTPCSourcer" data-source="post: 1186165" data-attributes="member: 74879">Yes, I am. However, my systems run with german localization and maybe the service is called differently, although I can't make out anything similar. The service itself is related to Windows RAM management. There is a possibility to describe details of your PC systems within your profile (don't forget to switch them to visible).The fact that the system copression kicks in would suggest that you are doing other things in parallel to running MP. Are you?Regarding the CPU load itself, the figures are not unreasonably high and should not lead to stuttering - unless your CPU is so fully loaded by the process itself that is simply overloading. The task manager (and/or the resource manager) allows you to also verify the CPU speed. I am not sure if the hardware details were discussed and maybe this particular system is simply having a cooling problem with CPU throttling down. You should be able to see this when comparing initial CPU frequency to what it runs at while stutter occurs.Fishing in the dark...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HTPCSourcer, post: 1186165, member: 74879"] Yes, I am. However, my systems run with german localization and maybe the service is called differently, although I can't make out anything similar. The service itself is related to Windows RAM management. There is a possibility to describe details of your PC systems within your profile (don't forget to switch them to visible). The fact that the system copression kicks in would suggest that you are doing other things in parallel to running MP. Are you? Regarding the CPU load itself, the figures are not unreasonably high and should not lead to stuttering - unless your CPU is so fully loaded by the process itself that is simply overloading. The task manager (and/or the resource manager) allows you to also verify the CPU speed. I am not sure if the hardware details were discussed and maybe this particular system is simply having a cooling problem with CPU throttling down. You should be able to see this when comparing initial CPU frequency to what it runs at while stutter occurs. Fishing in the dark... [/QUOTE]

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