Hey there,
I’ve tried your Viewer2 at version 3606, I think and everything was fine (except some sudden crashs without any good reason).
Yesterday I’ve installed your new 4044 Build and I’ve really bad performance issues!
When I try to open a folder with ~10 pics nothing is usable ’cause of lags.
It seem so, that it doesn’t use the graficcard for rendering (shadows are really odd!). Furthermore I’ve a 100% cpu usage…
My system as follows:
P-M 1.86GHz, 1Gig RAM, X600 64MB
WinXP SP2 + Updates
Newest Omega drivers…
As I said previously: My first try with 3606 Build (I think) was fun pure and I liked it very much! But at this moment I can’t work with your newest Viewer Build. =/
Best regards,
bearmann
Joe7 -
I also observe 100% CPU with Build 4044 (didn’t test previous releases). For example, start Viewer2 and open taskmanager by pressing Ctrl-Shift+Esc. This blocks the system for ~1..2 seconds and taskamn shows 100% (kernel) load to one of my cores afterwards.
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Hey there,
I’ve tried your Viewer2 at version 3606, I think and everything was fine (except some sudden crashs without any good reason).
Yesterday I’ve installed your new 4044 Build and I’ve really bad performance issues!
When I try to open a folder with ~10 pics nothing is usable ’cause of lags.
It seem so, that it doesn’t use the graficcard for rendering (shadows are really odd!). Furthermore I’ve a 100% cpu usage…
My system as follows:
P-M 1.86GHz, 1Gig RAM, X600 64MB
WinXP SP2 + Updates
Newest Omega drivers…
As I said previously: My first try with 3606 Build (I think) was fun pure and I liked it very much! But at this moment I can’t work with your newest Viewer Build. =/
Best regards,
bearmann
I also observe 100% CPU with Build 4044 (didn’t test previous releases). For example, start Viewer2 and open taskmanager by pressing Ctrl-Shift+Esc. This blocks the system for ~1..2 seconds and taskamn shows 100% (kernel) load to one of my cores afterwards.