[mythtv] Memory bandwith

Bryce C mythtv-dev@snowman.net
Fri Jan 3 22:57:59 EST 2003


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I've found similar performance with an Athlon XP2000+ and 512Mb of PC133
on a Soyo K7S5A.  I'll be trying some DDR memory wen I have a chance to
pull some from another machine I have.

On Fri, 2003-01-03 at 15:37, Monty Walls wrote:
> On Fri, 03 Jan 2003 21:56:37 +0100
> Joel Larsson <joel@rosafluffmoln.nu> wrote:
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> > Im currently running myth on a AMD K7 650 mhz and that is a bit to slow=
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> > for livetv. Im investigating to purchase some new hardware. Anyway, the=
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> >       question is, do memory bandwith make any big differance?
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> > I found these motherboards that have normal socket for SDRAM and suppor=
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> > for AMD XP 1700-2400 XP CPUs. Which is kinda good since I dont have to=20
> > buy new DDR memory for my machine. Or should I invest in a new=20
> > motherboard and DDR memory?
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> My Athlon 1200 with a KT133 didn't have enought bandwidth on the PCI bus
> (at least that's my guess) using pc133 memory for 640x480 rtjpeg+mp3.
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> So that hardware is about to become my wife's new desktop. :)
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