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<blockquote data-quote="SciDoctor" data-source="post: 174219" data-attributes="member: 11346">This could be a problem with&nbsp; your setup, you don't say which OS you use but if it is XP then your OS requirements for RAM will increase over 1GB and if it is VISTA then you realy ned more than 2GB to make that OS smooth.Software based firewalls and virus checkers are sytem hogs, so check these.I use the best OS MS ever made for my HTPC, w2ksp4; OK future support is looking bleak but it is fast, compact and memory efficient.If you look at my server specs, I can be recording multiple streams and timeshifting to multiple network clients while still running MP on the server (this is seven year old tech) which is smooth and responsive (i monitor the GUI FPS which never dip below the FILM FPS and the GUI itself easily achieves 60-100FPS depending on the screen)Memory sits at around 500-700K so my 1GB limit for the 440BX chipset is easily contained.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SciDoctor, post: 174219, member: 11346"] This could be a problem with your setup, you don't say which OS you use but if it is XP then your OS requirements for RAM will increase over 1GB and if it is VISTA then you realy ned more than 2GB to make that OS smooth. Software based firewalls and virus checkers are sytem hogs, so check these. I use the best OS MS ever made for my HTPC, w2ksp4; OK future support is looking bleak but it is fast, compact and memory efficient. If you look at my server specs, I can be recording multiple streams and timeshifting to multiple network clients while still running MP on the server (this is seven year old tech) which is smooth and responsive (i monitor the GUI FPS which never dip below the FILM FPS and the GUI itself easily achieves 60-100FPS depending on the screen) Memory sits at around 500-700K so my 1GB limit for the 440BX chipset is easily contained. [/QUOTE]

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