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<blockquote data-quote="BobMysterios" data-source="post: 316915" data-attributes="member: 62150">I just wiped my htpc and started over.&nbsp; I installed ATI 8.9 catalyst and I have an AMD 690g motherboard.&nbsp; With every version of MP after a few days, it begins to slow until the GUI is very jerky.&nbsp; It never stops working because of this, just text scrolling is near useless and its overall not a good user experience.Does anyone else have this problem?This was mentioned a while back here:<a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/general-support-51/gui-gradually-slows-every-time-i-open-mp-43087/" target="_blank">https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/general-support-51/gui-gradually-slows-every-time-i-open-mp-43087/</a>but no one has commented.Any ideas?&nbsp; Is there a way to flush video memory via command line or perhaps some more advanced task manager to see what is gobbling up all the resources?If i could just reboot without having to have the tv on (ATI won't detect TV) I'd just set it to reboot nightly and be done with it.Thanks</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BobMysterios, post: 316915, member: 62150"] I just wiped my htpc and started over. I installed ATI 8.9 catalyst and I have an AMD 690g motherboard. With every version of MP after a few days, it begins to slow until the GUI is very jerky. It never stops working because of this, just text scrolling is near useless and its overall not a good user experience. Does anyone else have this problem? This was mentioned a while back here: [url]https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/general-support-51/gui-gradually-slows-every-time-i-open-mp-43087/[/url] but no one has commented. Any ideas? Is there a way to flush video memory via command line or perhaps some more advanced task manager to see what is gobbling up all the resources? If i could just reboot without having to have the tv on (ATI won't detect TV) I'd just set it to reboot nightly and be done with it. Thanks [/QUOTE]

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