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Old 10-01-2007, 06:44 PM
AshleyC AshleyC is offline
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Default V Slow Comp when datamining


My computer has got really slow at times particularly when I'm multi-tabling and datamining ie have 15 tables open.

When I do so, it says CPU usage is 80%, Committ Charge 688M/1051M and my computer often freezes.

Aside from buying a new computer, (my current one is a decent 1 year old Packard Bell), is there anything that I can do?

Is it likely just to be the size of my Pokertracker database? Would buying extra memory help? Are there any other products that I can buy to help?

Advice appreciated
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Old 10-01-2007, 07:57 PM
Freakin Freakin is offline
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Default Re: V Slow Comp when datamining

Your harddrive is probably the bottleneck.
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Old 10-01-2007, 08:09 PM
funkyworms funkyworms is offline
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Default Re: V Slow Comp when datamining

Post the specs of your machine. (cpu, ram, hard drive size and how full your hard drive is.

The screenshot in your other thread was a clue.

1. You're running Norton. Norton makes computers run slow.
2. You probably don't have enough RAM.
3. Your computer is a packard bell and probably has a slow hard drive.

I wouldn't be surprised if you also have a lot of spyware/adware and extra programs running at startup. With all of that being said, Norton is enough to make a computer run like poop.
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Old 10-01-2007, 08:15 PM
kerowo kerowo is offline
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Default Re: V Slow Comp when datamining

I don't think decent Packard Bell has ever been said with a straight face before.

What has been said above plus purge some of the hands in DB, do you really need hands from 6 months ago?
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