Yes im the google monster coming at you with a Favorites Folder of a staggering 7,35 MB (7.716.864 bytes) Containing 1.878 files in 194 folders. No way im bookmarking all that again. lol
Thanks for the reply. That what I did, extracted entire contents of zip file to its own folder. Then I ran the exe.
Are you looking at the line for your graphics card or the AGP bus? The AGP bus is already set to 000. I would imagine that the setting is fine as long as you arent having any issues with it but if it IS worrying you then try setting it to 128 or 64.
This line is at 000 --> VGA compatible controller - ATI Technologies Inc R423 5F57 [Radeon X800XT (PCIE)]
oooooooh! Didnt know you had a PCIE card (not that it's going to make anything easier ) hmmmmmm, Animatrix Im over my head when it comes to PCIE, so maybe you can pull up a link? You and your massive Favorites folder........
Im able to run the program and set the latency and everything, and I checked Apply on startup. Yet, when I restart the pc, and windows loads, it comes up with the "could not load driver" error and fails to load. Any idea guys?
Man oh man, I think you may have set the wrong one.....You have to read some of the docs. before you go changing any of those settings... Google is your friend,,,, friend good luck
Ive read the readme, and changed the right one, theres only one listed that has 248. Im presuming that I dont use the Quickset as the readme says that isnt stored. I also clicked apply and save. Weird :/
Great tool, really works. But... Does anyone see why the original AGP latency is 248? As said AGP bus is an accelerated PCI. AGP x8 gives some numbers: PCI (32(33) x 8 = 256 (why 8 bits less, beats me...) Just scale this down and add the story of slight framerate loss, it can make you think is the AGP rate here also scaled down, and was AGP accelerating a good thing after all? Im writing from a clean installed PC, so I don`t have riva tuner or Sandra to check out what else hapens with AGP rate when this tweak is done. Maybe I`m wrong, but it seems very connected. This tweak helped my with my games a lot, really. I remember my pain after every new upgrade of my rig, avery time I thought "ha ha, now I nailed him right" and then a new dissapointment. Now, I see where was the problem. Far Cry is a complete new game now. No stutter at all. I must check NFS Hot Pursuit, I remember that game as the stutter champion From the other side, I don`t see any improvements in Cubase and similar programs. Clicks that my audigy 2 loves to make are still here, but I must admit that I really didn`t updated my drivers for a long time. Thanks, this is a good one
what did you set your latency at for your GT ? i set mine to 64, and FarCry dint improve as much as i hoped ...
Hi I downloaded the utility to try but it has my 9700 Pro at 32 already. No device is set higher than 32. Is the BIOS maintaining everthing at 32 by chance. I was surprised my video card was only at 32 now. I am using the ASUS Nforce2 Deluxe MOBO with onboard Soundstorm FWIW. I had heard that ATI drivers automatically raise the PCI LAtency but this doesn't appear to be true in my case.
I am not 100 percent sure but this really seems to be making a difference. I have been suffering from minor hiccups from games for a while not but they don't seem as bad now. I set my PCI latency to 128 from 248. This deserves to be a sticky!! THankyou please, you just made my muthafuking night
I was running Far Cry on 128 and it did really improved. Of course first running of game is always choppy, but when textures find their place in RAM, game really runs great, without those damn stutters which I could never get rid off earlier... even lowering settings didn`t helped. Now it`s ok. Not perfect, but much much better.
I have a slight problem. Everytime I change my latencies and click on the apply on startup and restart I get "failed to load driver" and the latencies aren't changed.... Anyone know a trick to help me out?
False alarm, new day and i put on UT2004 (onslaught) and i am still getting slight stutters every 5-10 secs. Source engine seemed to have benifited more.
(btw i cant use it , it says "error loading driver" everytime i boot) okcpu and all the rest of you kiddies have any of you taken 3 seconds to go in and make sure your video card and sound card are NOT sharing the same IRQ same with video and IDE or Sound and SATA or video and SATA if you know 2 cents worth of anything about computers you will know that when your video card shares an IRQ with ANY other LARGE device it will mess stuff up.(by large i mean sound, network, IDE controller SATA controller) by defualt typically sometimes windows will share the card with a usb adapter or a agp to pci adapter this is ok ive never had any issue when it does that) cuz i bet almost everyone of you are. this whole stuttering thing is getting out of hand,, and it isnt the drivers, it isnt the motherboard its WINDOWS and the way windows is handling 1)pagefile 2)memory 3) your slow ass hard drive i have tried changing the latency on all of my IMPORTANT devices and nothing makes any performance change. also sooo many people forget to open their game ini file like UT2004.ini or halflife.ini or config.ini and change the bloody cache setting by default the games ALWAYS have their cache setting to either 32megs or 64 change that fooker to 128 or higher. typically i believe 128 is best. this has been a cure for poor fps and studdering and tons of other game related performance inssues for years and years., and just so you know, and some of you senios member will remember this also this tool has been around for YEARS and YEARS this is nothing new. and no where even back then did this tool improve anything. alot of times it was used in conjunction with overclocking to add more speed to the entire system. It just had a different GUI back then also there was another tool called AGPTimer.exe and still have it, it directly hits your agp latency. WCPUCREDIT or WPCREDIT was the originator for this latency stuff and i still have it, its too bad h-oda quit making it. it was one kick ass application. it just got to be too much to keep up with all the new hardware that was coming out. except those of you who used it will remember it let you alter all kinds of wahcky stuff. if it helps .. great... but dont just alter your video,, alter say your SATA controller if you use a pci card like i do, alter somthing else that might seem to have a high setting. just dont change anything thats 32 already to a lower setting. and not a higher either cuz your asking to either lock your system or cause it to slow down or start having lockups. pci devices are set to 32ms for a reason. AGP on the other hand,,,, well,,,, agp is goofy... 128 248 whatever works i guess. but the statement made above is correct newer video cards are gunna be 248 for a reason........