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guppy
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Re: Scope freeze

Post by guppy »

Hello !
Just to say that I finally found why I had scope freeze, after weeks to be annoyed with that problem...
Each freeze seemed to be link to the system, but I didn't understood which parameter I should change.
I've seen an option in the p7p55d bios called "memory remap feature", which must be enable only with 64 bits system.
Since I run With xp 32 bits, I disabled it, and now it runs perfect.
Maybe it could be useful for some people :)
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Re: Scope freeze

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great! good find!
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Re: Scope freeze

Post by Polarity »

Very good that you fixed your freeze issue.
anyway I want to add that to disable the HDMI audio of the graphics card you just have to not install it during the graphics driver install.
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Re: Scope freeze

Post by guppy »

Yes but Microsoft UAA audio is a strange thing, it has been very hard to eliminate after installing, now that i managed to disable it, I won't touch anything :)

When I had scope freezing, the Windows task manager shows that scope was stopped with 25% process each time, which leads me to think about a memory problem or memory management problem.

It seems that the "memory remap feature" has been made to allow some systems to use perfectly more than 4go of ram. I've underestimated this functionality by leaving it enabled.
In conclusion, it's an important feature to disable for Scope with a 32bits system...Maybe this problem occurs only wth some ram brands (I have 2x2Go gskill F3-12800CL9D, 1600Mhz).
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