ATA/100 and ATA/66 question
I'm trying to build a server from a Dual 1.25GHz G4 MMD
The KB specs
http://support.apple.com/kb/SP63
say "Support for up to four internal ATA drives (two Ultra ATA/100 and two Ultra ATA/66)"
The only ATA/66 HDs I can find are only like 20GB (twenty) and expensive.
I want to put 4 x 500GB
What am I missing?
Also, is that box capable of cooling 4 x 500GB or am I asking for a fire?
Thanks
DLS
The hatter wrote:
Not when drives are across the two buses (which might and comes close but will have I/O errors, one drive will run 4% slower).
Can't I run two drives in a RAID on one bus and two drives in a RAID on the other bus? Or am I misunderstanding. There's no reason that I HAVE to have a RAID set up. It just seemed like a good solution.
Not sure I would invest in a G4 MDD. Not if it is new territory, or even given its age.>
I'm mainly building this server as study for the OSX Support Essentials exam. I got a sweet price, and it's a whole lot cheaper than a US$1500 class. It's not a hardware exam, but I need expendable system to work through the networking chapters.
I just thought maybe I'd get a file server for myself as a bonus. Seems like running external drives defeats the purpose.
Thanks
DLS
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Can you use a hard drive that has an ultra ATA 133 interface in a G4 MDD 1.0 Ghz computer? The specs for my computer state that only ATA 100 and ATA 60 are supported. What happens if you put an ATA 133 in a ATA 100 slot or an ATA 100 in an ATA 60 slot?
Has anyone used a Seagate 400 GB drive Model # ST3400632A-RK in an older Mac successfully?
Thanks,
TammyATA133 is backward supported in an MDD, it can run off either the up front ATA66 controller or the rear ATA100 controller.
do you have any other HD's other than the main 80GB boot drive?
is your plan is to replace the 80GB boot drive with the 400GB or just to add on the 400GB as a 2nd drive?
your MDD should see the 400GB drive without extra cards or add ons. Just do not be suprised when your new 400GB HD formats to something like 360GB or 375GB...
and also when you do get your new HD, make sure you set the jumpers to Cable Select. It normally works easier than the good old Master and Slave routine as with older models.
You might want to try and check out www.xlr8yourmac.com. they have a Drive Compatibility Database. you enter in your Mac's basic info and and the HD spec info and if someone has use the model Seagate you listed before you can read what they thought of it.
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New number of posts bug(?) + question; no #100, and total # of posts vary
New number of posts bug(?) + question; no number 100, and total number of posts vary
Intrigued by Tuttle's new attempt to join Niel's old habit to keep his own total number of posts count, I went and start counting my posts since the New Discussions. Because I saved my latest Old Discussions Post-and-Points info, I can see what are the previously-still-online ones (the pre- 14-Nov-2005 01:31 GMT ones), and I know exactly what was my "real" total number of posts before 14-Nov-2005 (2446).
My New Discussions posts number however, is quite uncertain.
Firstly, when I use the "My Posts" link on the right, then clicking on and on on the "Next" link,
my "Viewing 91-100 of 586 -- Pages" shows 91-99 instead of 91-100
(= should show 10 posts, shows 9 posts)
then I go on clicking Next Next Next, and I see the same missing counts happen elsewhere:
my posts number 100, 259, 260, 370, 390, 520, 558, 559, 560, 578, 579, and 580 are missing too.
Note that I wouldn't bother doing all this, and I would have thought it's just very old posts that are automatically deleted like in the Old Discussions,
BUT,
the problem is that when I choose to see all my posts together on the same page
(by using the start=0&range=600 suffix in the URL)
I get a total number of posts that is different (570).
A third way to quickly see all posts without having to load too big page
(using the start=0&range=300 suffix in the URL then only one "Next" click)
shows yet another, different again, number of total posts (573).
And my "official" total number of posts is (586).
Dear HOSTS,
- If this can be used as a bug report to fix a counting problem, glad to help.
- If there is no bug, I have two(+) questions then:
1) Was my post number 100 deleted?
(should be around 27-Nov-2005 18:00 GMT)
Also:
I thought the Total Posts number that we see in "My Public Profile" or under the avatar in each post (586), was only the number of posts still online.
- if it is the case, then there are no automatically deleted old posts anymore?
- if old posts are automatically deleted like before, this number should vary?
- if it doesn't vary (it just grows by one per new post), AND at the same time old posts are actually automatically deleted,
it has to show the "real" total number of posts then,
(as it is now, a total starting from the Old-Discussions-still-online-posts, it makes no sense),
that is,
the total posts in the New Discussions PLUS the total posts since first registration in the Old Discussions.
So,
2) What does it show exactly?
Thanks again for all the great work!
Axl
220? 221?Thank you Andreas,
Your confirmation about the "post #100 bug" does help.
"As for your other missing posts - I guess Tuttle's assessment that they might be deleted is probably right..."
Yes, that makes sense and that's what I'm trying to figure in my OP, but then,
after I posted my "#221/2667 post" (11-Dec-2005 21:51 GMT), my originally missing #
259, 260, 370, 390, 520, 558, 559, 560, 578, 579, and 580
should have become
260, 261, 371, 391, 521, 559, 560, 561, 579, 580, and 581
right? (forget the #100: this one we know for sure it's a bug)
Or if the software counts them from the first (now that would have been a good start) instead of starting from the most recent,
they should become
258, 259, 369, 389, 519, 557, 558, 559, 577, 578, and 579
Well, that's not what happened. Now the missing # are
259, 260, 370, 390, 400, 520, 559, 560, 570, 579, and 580
(in addition to the same #100) (#558 and 578 not missing anymore).
As you can see, there is no logic:
It doesn't work as a simple numerotation of StillOnlinePosts, no matter the order
(otherwise there would simply be a straight count from 1 to 575 (=587-12).
It looks indeed like it shows which old posts are being automatically deleted. That the numbers are quite the same would simply show that the old posts dates were so close, of course they are deleted (six months later) almost at the same time,
BUT,
if it was the case, there would never be LESS deleted posts between two StillOnlinePosts, like it happens for example between my StillOnlinePosts #557 and #561.
Please note: of course I stick to the same method to make all my counts. Not manually modifying the URL, just using the default Next-Next-Next- clicking...
Modifying URL would add yet more differences in the differences!..
Dear Hosts,
Too bad it doesn't help looking yourself at my "My Posts", as everything changes each time I'm adding a reply somewhere.
Perhaps a good way to troubleshoot this would be to start from a very simple basis:
--> "name" the posts with a number, starting from the oldest.
This way, for example my "#1" post (11-Dec-2005 21:51 GMT in this thread) would be named "221" in the New Discussions, or "2667" if you start from my Registration date.
At the moment, it is very difficult to figure what fault comes from the "#100 post bug" and what fault comes from another possible counting bug...
Then the New Discussions "fluctuating" refreshing delay too, possibly messes the counts...
Thanks!
Axl
223/2669 -
XML Publisher nested grouping, sum and order by question
Please help in nested group by, sum and order by question
My Data look like this:
<Header>
<Line1>
<Part Number></Part Number>
<Component>
<Component1></Component1>
<Component1 Amount></Component1 Amount>
</Component>
<Component>
<Component2></Component2>
<Component2 Amount></Component2 Amount>
</Component>
</Line1>
<Line2>
<Part Number></Part Number>
<Component>
<Component1></Component1>
<Component1 Amount></Component1 Amount >
</Component>
<Component>
<Component2></Component2>
<Component2 Amount ></Component2 Amount >
</Component>
</Line2>
</Header>
I want to print report which is:
1. Group by part number, component and sum the amount for a part number/component
2. Order by part number, component
Here is rtf file for XML publisher report
<?for-each-group:G_LINES;PART_NUMBER?>
<?sort:G_LINES;PART_NUMBER;'ascending';data-type='text'?>
<?if:BREAKDOWN_COUNT>0?>
Part Number: <?PART_NUMBER?> Quantity: <?sum (current-group()/SHIP_QTY)?> Part Count:<?count(current-group()/PART_NUMBER)?> Breakdown Count:<?count(G_BREAKDOWN/COMPONENT)?>
<?for-each:current-group()?>
<?for-each-group:G_BREAKDOWN;COMPONENT?>
Component: <?COMPONENT?> Price: <?COMPONENT_PRICE?>
<?end-for-each?>
<?end-for-each?>
<?end if?>
<?end-for-each?>
If I add <?sort:G_BREAKDOWN;COMPONENT;'ascending';data-type='text'?> inside G_BREAKDOWN grouping it gives error.
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<COMPONENT_CUSTOM_DESC></COMPONENT_CUSTOM_DESC>
<COMPONENT_PRICE>65</COMPONENT_PRICE>
<COMPONENT_HTS_CODE>2803.00.0050</COMPONENT_HTS_CODE>
<COMPONENT_TARIC_CODE>Test1</COMPONENT_TARIC_CODE>
<COMPONENT_COO>HU</COMPONENT_COO>
<COMPONENT_QTY>13</COMPONENT_QTY>
</G_BREAKDOWN>
<G_BREAKDOWN>
<BREAKDOWN_TYPE>HTS CODE</BREAKDOWN_TYPE>
<BREAKDOWN_VALUE>8536.90.4000</BREAKDOWN_VALUE>
<COMPONENT>Paper</COMPONENT>
<COMPONENT_DESC></COMPONENT_DESC>
<COMPONENT_CUSTOM_DESC></COMPONENT_CUSTOM_DESC>
<COMPONENT_PRICE>26</COMPONENT_PRICE>
<COMPONENT_HTS_CODE>2839.90.0000</COMPONENT_HTS_CODE>
<COMPONENT_TARIC_CODE></COMPONENT_TARIC_CODE>
<COMPONENT_COO>HU</COMPONENT_COO>
<COMPONENT_QTY></COMPONENT_QTY>
</G_BREAKDOWN>
<G_BREAKDOWN>
<BREAKDOWN_TYPE>HTS CODE</BREAKDOWN_TYPE>
<BREAKDOWN_VALUE>8536.90.4000</BREAKDOWN_VALUE>
<COMPONENT>IP</COMPONENT>
<COMPONENT_DESC></COMPONENT_DESC>
<COMPONENT_CUSTOM_DESC></COMPONENT_CUSTOM_DESC>
<COMPONENT_PRICE>1781</COMPONENT_PRICE>
<COMPONENT_HTS_CODE></COMPONENT_HTS_CODE>
<COMPONENT_TARIC_CODE></COMPONENT_TARIC_CODE>
<COMPONENT_COO>HU</COMPONENT_COO>
<COMPONENT_QTY></COMPONENT_QTY>
</G_BREAKDOWN>
</LIST_G_BREAKDOWN>
</G_LINES>
<G_LINES>
<DELIVERY_ID>2630021</DELIVERY_ID>
<ORDER_HEADER_ID>1429687</ORDER_HEADER_ID>
<ORDER_NUMBER>10004410</ORDER_NUMBER>
<CUST_PO_NUMBER>310986-383</CUST_PO_NUMBER>
<ORDER_LINE_ID>4578220</ORDER_LINE_ID>
<INVENTORY_ITEM_ID>61816</INVENTORY_ITEM_ID>
<PART_NUMBER>777687-14</PART_NUMBER>
<PART_DESC>SCXI-1314 FRONT MOUNTING TERMINAL BLOCK</PART_DESC>
<PART_CUSTOM_DESC>SCXI-1314, Screw Terminals</PART_CUSTOM_DESC>
<PLANNER_CODE>SCXIH-MPS</PLANNER_CODE>
<HTS_CODE>8536.90.4000</HTS_CODE>
<TARIC_CODE>8536.90.1000</TARIC_CODE>
<COUNTRY_OF_ORIGIN>HU</COUNTRY_OF_ORIGIN>
<ORDER_CURRENCY_CODE>USD</ORDER_CURRENCY_CODE>
<ORIG_UNIT_PRICE>120</ORIG_UNIT_PRICE>
<ORIG_SHIP_QTY>4</ORIG_SHIP_QTY>
<UNIT_PRICE>120</UNIT_PRICE>
<PRICE_CALC_STEP_NUMBER>100</PRICE_CALC_STEP_NUMBER>
<PRICE_CALC_CURRENCY_CODE>USD</PRICE_CALC_CURRENCY_CODE>
<PRICE_CALC_UNIT_PRICE>120</PRICE_CALC_UNIT_PRICE>
<PRICE_CALC_CONV_RATE>1</PRICE_CALC_CONV_RATE>
<SHIP_QTY>4</SHIP_QTY>
<EXTENDED_PRICE>480</EXTENDED_PRICE>
<UNIT_WEIGHT>.68</UNIT_WEIGHT>
<NET_WEIGHT>2.72</NET_WEIGHT>
<ACQ_SOURCE_CODE></ACQ_SOURCE_CODE>
<ACQ_ORDER_NUMBER></ACQ_ORDER_NUMBER>
<ACQ_SOURCE_ORDER_NUMBER></ACQ_SOURCE_ORDER_NUMBER>
<ACQ_SELLING_PRICE>0</ACQ_SELLING_PRICE>
<SUBINVENTORY>NIEC Stage</SUBINVENTORY>
<SHIP_TO_SITE_USE_ID>807736</SHIP_TO_SITE_USE_ID>
<FREIGHT_COST>0</FREIGHT_COST>
<PAYMENT_TERMS>NIH InterCo</PAYMENT_TERMS>
<WAYBILL>901000598/03 NIC</WAYBILL>
<BREAKDOWN_COUNT>3</BREAKDOWN_COUNT>
<LIST_G_BREAKDOWN>
<G_BREAKDOWN>
<BREAKDOWN_TYPE>HTS CODE</BREAKDOWN_TYPE>
<BREAKDOWN_VALUE>8536.90.4000</BREAKDOWN_VALUE>
<COMPONENT>CD</COMPONENT>
<COMPONENT_DESC>Test1</COMPONENT_DESC>
<COMPONENT_CUSTOM_DESC></COMPONENT_CUSTOM_DESC>
<COMPONENT_PRICE>20</COMPONENT_PRICE>
<COMPONENT_HTS_CODE>2803.00.0050</COMPONENT_HTS_CODE>
<COMPONENT_TARIC_CODE>Test1</COMPONENT_TARIC_CODE>
<COMPONENT_COO>HU</COMPONENT_COO>
<COMPONENT_QTY>4</COMPONENT_QTY>
</G_BREAKDOWN>
<G_BREAKDOWN>
<BREAKDOWN_TYPE>HTS CODE</BREAKDOWN_TYPE>
<BREAKDOWN_VALUE>8536.90.4000</BREAKDOWN_VALUE>
<COMPONENT>IP</COMPONENT>
<COMPONENT_DESC></COMPONENT_DESC>
<COMPONENT_CUSTOM_DESC></COMPONENT_CUSTOM_DESC>
<COMPONENT_PRICE>452</COMPONENT_PRICE>
<COMPONENT_HTS_CODE></COMPONENT_HTS_CODE>
<COMPONENT_TARIC_CODE></COMPONENT_TARIC_CODE>
<COMPONENT_COO>HU</COMPONENT_COO>
<COMPONENT_QTY></COMPONENT_QTY>
</G_BREAKDOWN>
<G_BREAKDOWN>
<BREAKDOWN_TYPE>HTS CODE</BREAKDOWN_TYPE>
<BREAKDOWN_VALUE>8536.90.4000</BREAKDOWN_VALUE>
<COMPONENT>Paper</COMPONENT>
<COMPONENT_DESC></COMPONENT_DESC>
<COMPONENT_CUSTOM_DESC></COMPONENT_CUSTOM_DESC>
<COMPONENT_PRICE>8</COMPONENT_PRICE>
<COMPONENT_HTS_CODE>2839.90.0000</COMPONENT_HTS_CODE>
<COMPONENT_TARIC_CODE></COMPONENT_TARIC_CODE>
<COMPONENT_COO>HU</COMPONENT_COO>
<COMPONENT_QTY></COMPONENT_QTY>
</G_BREAKDOWN>
</LIST_G_BREAKDOWN>
</G_LINES>
<G_LINES>
<DELIVERY_ID>2630054</DELIVERY_ID>
<ORDER_HEADER_ID>1435114</ORDER_HEADER_ID>
<ORDER_NUMBER>10004463</ORDER_NUMBER>
<CUST_PO_NUMBER>310986-396</CUST_PO_NUMBER>
<ORDER_LINE_ID>4580160</ORDER_LINE_ID>
<INVENTORY_ITEM_ID>96909</INVENTORY_ITEM_ID>
<PART_NUMBER>778729-01</PART_NUMBER>
<PART_DESC>NI PCI-4474, 4 INPUTS, 24-BIT DYNAMIC SIGNAL ACQUISITION</PART_DESC>
<PART_CUSTOM_DESC>PCI-4474, Automatic Data Processing Plug-In Board</PART_CUSTOM_DESC>
<PLANNER_CODE>INSTRHMPS</PLANNER_CODE>
<HTS_CODE>8471.80.4000</HTS_CODE>
<TARIC_CODE>8471.80.0000</TARIC_CODE>
<COUNTRY_OF_ORIGIN>HU</COUNTRY_OF_ORIGIN>
<ORDER_CURRENCY_CODE>USD</ORDER_CURRENCY_CODE>
<ORIG_UNIT_PRICE>960</ORIG_UNIT_PRICE>
<ORIG_SHIP_QTY>4</ORIG_SHIP_QTY>
<UNIT_PRICE>960</UNIT_PRICE>
<PRICE_CALC_STEP_NUMBER>100</PRICE_CALC_STEP_NUMBER>
<PRICE_CALC_CURRENCY_CODE>USD</PRICE_CALC_CURRENCY_CODE>
<PRICE_CALC_UNIT_PRICE>960</PRICE_CALC_UNIT_PRICE>
<PRICE_CALC_CONV_RATE>1</PRICE_CALC_CONV_RATE>
<SHIP_QTY>4</SHIP_QTY>
<EXTENDED_PRICE>3840</EXTENDED_PRICE>
<UNIT_WEIGHT>.68</UNIT_WEIGHT>
<NET_WEIGHT>2.72</NET_WEIGHT>
<ACQ_SOURCE_CODE></ACQ_SOURCE_CODE>
<ACQ_ORDER_NUMBER></ACQ_ORDER_NUMBER>
<ACQ_SOURCE_ORDER_NUMBER></ACQ_SOURCE_ORDER_NUMBER>
<ACQ_SELLING_PRICE>0</ACQ_SELLING_PRICE>
<SUBINVENTORY>NIEC Stage</SUBINVENTORY>
<SHIP_TO_SITE_USE_ID>807736</SHIP_TO_SITE_USE_ID>
<FREIGHT_COST>0</FREIGHT_COST>
<PAYMENT_TERMS>NIH InterCo</PAYMENT_TERMS>
<WAYBILL>901000598/04 NIC</WAYBILL>
<BREAKDOWN_COUNT>0</BREAKDOWN_COUNT>
<LIST_G_BREAKDOWN>
<G_BREAKDOWN>
<BREAKDOWN_TYPE></BREAKDOWN_TYPE>
<BREAKDOWN_VALUE></BREAKDOWN_VALUE>
<COMPONENT></COMPONENT>
<COMPONENT_DESC></COMPONENT_DESC>
<COMPONENT_CUSTOM_DESC></COMPONENT_CUSTOM_DESC>
<COMPONENT_PRICE></COMPONENT_PRICE>
<COMPONENT_HTS_CODE></COMPONENT_HTS_CODE>
<COMPONENT_TARIC_CODE></COMPONENT_TARIC_CODE>
<COMPONENT_COO></COMPONENT_COO>
<COMPONENT_QTY></COMPONENT_QTY>
</G_BREAKDOWN>
</LIST_G_BREAKDOWN>
</G_LINES>
</LIST_G_LINES>
</G_HEADER>
</LIST_G_HEADER>
</NI_COMMERCIAL_INVOICE_XMLP>
I want my report for part number (which has multiple component) look like:
Part Number: 779475-01 Quantity: 23 Part Count:2 Breakdown Count:6
Component: CD Amount: 115
Component: IP Amount: 3151
Component: Paper Amount: 46
Any help or suggestion is appreciated
RK Shah
[email protected]I am using the latest 10.1.3.2.1 build 87.
The output that I see is :
Part Number: 777687-14 Quantity: 4 Part Count:1 Breakdown Count:3
Component: CD
Count: 4
Sum of Component Price: 20
Component: IP
Count: 0
Sum of Component Price: 452
Component: Paper
Count: 0
Sum of Component Price: 8
Part Number: 777687-20 Quantity: 1 Part Count:1 Breakdown Count:3
Component: CD
Count: 1
Sum of Component Price: 5
Component: Paper
Count: 0
Sum of Component Price: 2
Component: IP
Count: 0
Sum of Component Price: 75
Part Number: 779475-01 Quantity: 23 Part Count:2 Breakdown Count:3
Component: CD
Count: 23
Sum of Component Price: 115
Component: Paper
Count: 0
Sum of Component Price: 46
Component: IP
Count: 0
Sum of Component Price: 3151
and the XML data that I used is :
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!-- Generated by Oracle Reports version 6.0.8.25.0 -->
<NI_COMMERCIAL_INVOICE_XMLP>
<LIST_G_HEADER>
<G_HEADER>
<COMM_INV_NUMBER>C/901000598</COMM_INV_NUMBER>
<COMM_INV_VERSION_NUMBER>1</COMM_INV_VERSION_NUMBER>
<SHIP_FROM_NAME>National Instruments Europe Corp.</SHIP_FROM_NAME>
<SHIP_FROM_ADDR>H-4031, Debrecen, Hatar ut 1/A</SHIP_FROM_ADDR>
<SHIP_FROM_CITY></SHIP_FROM_CITY>
<SHIP_FROM_STATE></SHIP_FROM_STATE>
<SHIP_FROM_POSTAL_CODE></SHIP_FROM_POSTAL_CODE>
<SHIP_FROM_COUNTRY>Hungary</SHIP_FROM_COUNTRY>
<SHIP_TO_NAME>National Instruments Corporation (NIEC)</SHIP_TO_NAME>
<FORMATTED_SHIP_TO_ADDR>11500 N Mopac Expwy
Austin, TX 78759-3504
United States</FORMATTED_SHIP_TO_ADDR>
<SHIP_TO_ADDR1>11500 N Mopac Expwy</SHIP_TO_ADDR1>
<SHIP_TO_ADDR2></SHIP_TO_ADDR2>
<SHIP_TO_ADDR3></SHIP_TO_ADDR3>
<SHIP_TO_ADDR4></SHIP_TO_ADDR4>
<SHIP_TO_CITY>Austin</SHIP_TO_CITY>
<SHIP_TO_STATE>TX </SHIP_TO_STATE>
<SHIP_TO_POSTAL_CODE>78759-3504</SHIP_TO_POSTAL_CODE>
<SHIP_TO_COUNTRY>US</SHIP_TO_COUNTRY>
<SHIP_TO_EMAIL_ADDR></SHIP_TO_EMAIL_ADDR>
<BILL_TO_ORG_ID>807737</BILL_TO_ORG_ID>
<SHIPPED_VIA>UPS</SHIPPED_VIA>
<DELIVERY_TERM>DDU</DELIVERY_TERM>
<TEXT_FILE_SEPARATOR></TEXT_FILE_SEPARATOR>
<DELIVERY_COUNT>4</DELIVERY_COUNT>
<HEADER_WAYBILL></HEADER_WAYBILL>
<LIST_G_LINES>
<G_LINES>
<DELIVERY_ID>2629769</DELIVERY_ID>
<ORDER_HEADER_ID>1431282</ORDER_HEADER_ID>
<ORDER_NUMBER>10004434</ORDER_NUMBER>
<CUST_PO_NUMBER>310986-387</CUST_PO_NUMBER>
<ORDER_LINE_ID>4565737</ORDER_LINE_ID>
<INVENTORY_ITEM_ID>26818</INVENTORY_ITEM_ID>
<PART_NUMBER>777459-23</PART_NUMBER>
<PART_DESC>SCC-AI04, 2-CHANNEL ISOLATED ANALOG INPUT</PART_DESC>
<PART_CUSTOM_DESC>SCC-AI04, Automatic Data Processing Plug-In Board</PART_CUSTOM_DESC>
<PLANNER_CODE>SCXIH-MPS</PLANNER_CODE>
<HTS_CODE>8471.80.9000</HTS_CODE>
<TARIC_CODE>8471.80.0000</TARIC_CODE>
<COUNTRY_OF_ORIGIN>HU</COUNTRY_OF_ORIGIN>
<ORDER_CURRENCY_CODE>USD</ORDER_CURRENCY_CODE>
<ORIG_UNIT_PRICE>158</ORIG_UNIT_PRICE>
<ORIG_SHIP_QTY>4</ORIG_SHIP_QTY>
<UNIT_PRICE>158</UNIT_PRICE>
<PRICE_CALC_STEP_NUMBER>100</PRICE_CALC_STEP_NUMBER>
<PRICE_CALC_CURRENCY_CODE>USD</PRICE_CALC_CURRENCY_CODE>
<PRICE_CALC_UNIT_PRICE>158</PRICE_CALC_UNIT_PRICE>
<PRICE_CALC_CONV_RATE>1</PRICE_CALC_CONV_RATE>
<SHIP_QTY>4</SHIP_QTY>
<EXTENDED_PRICE>632</EXTENDED_PRICE>
<UNIT_WEIGHT>.16</UNIT_WEIGHT>
<NET_WEIGHT>.64</NET_WEIGHT>
<ACQ_SOURCE_CODE></ACQ_SOURCE_CODE>
<ACQ_ORDER_NUMBER></ACQ_ORDER_NUMBER>
<ACQ_SOURCE_ORDER_NUMBER></ACQ_SOURCE_ORDER_NUMBER>
<ACQ_SELLING_PRICE>0</ACQ_SELLING_PRICE>
<SUBINVENTORY>NIEC Stage</SUBINVENTORY>
<SHIP_TO_SITE_USE_ID>807736</SHIP_TO_SITE_USE_ID>
<FREIGHT_COST>0</FREIGHT_COST>
<PAYMENT_TERMS>NIH InterCo</PAYMENT_TERMS>
<WAYBILL>901000598/01 NIC</WAYBILL>
<BREAKDOWN_COUNT>0</BREAKDOWN_COUNT>
<LIST_G_BREAKDOWN>
<G_BREAKDOWN>
<BREAKDOWN_TYPE></BREAKDOWN_TYPE>
<BREAKDOWN_VALUE></BREAKDOWN_VALUE>
<COMPONENT></COMPONENT>
<COMPONENT_DESC></COMPONENT_DESC>
<COMPONENT_CUSTOM_DESC></COMPONENT_CUSTOM_DESC>
<COMPONENT_PRICE></COMPONENT_PRICE>
<COMPONENT_HTS_CODE></COMPONENT_HTS_CODE>
<COMPONENT_TARIC_CODE></COMPONENT_TARIC_CODE>
<COMPONENT_COO></COMPONENT_COO>
<COMPONENT_QTY></COMPONENT_QTY>
</G_BREAKDOWN>
</LIST_G_BREAKDOWN>
</G_LINES>
<G_LINES>
<DELIVERY_ID>2629769</DELIVERY_ID>
<ORDER_HEADER_ID>1431282</ORDER_HEADER_ID>
<ORDER_NUMBER>10004434</ORDER_NUMBER>
<CUST_PO_NUMBER>310986-387</CUST_PO_NUMBER>
<ORDER_LINE_ID>4579950</ORDER_LINE_ID>
<INVENTORY_ITEM_ID>143949</INVENTORY_ITEM_ID>
<PART_NUMBER>779475-01</PART_NUMBER>
<PART_DESC>SCC-68 I/O CONNECTOR BLOCK WITH 4 SCC SIGNAL CONDITIONING MODULE SLOTS</PART_DESC>
<PART_CUSTOM_DESC>SCC-68, Screw Terminals</PART_CUSTOM_DESC>
<PLANNER_CODE>DAQH-MPS</PLANNER_CODE>
<HTS_CODE>8536.90.4000</HTS_CODE>
<TARIC_CODE>8536.90.1000</TARIC_CODE>
<COUNTRY_OF_ORIGIN>HU</COUNTRY_OF_ORIGIN>
<ORDER_CURRENCY_CODE>USD</ORDER_CURRENCY_CODE>
<ORIG_UNIT_PRICE>144</ORIG_UNIT_PRICE>
<ORIG_SHIP_QTY>10</ORIG_SHIP_QTY>
<UNIT_PRICE>144</UNIT_PRICE>
<PRICE_CALC_STEP_NUMBER>100</PRICE_CALC_STEP_NUMBER>
<PRICE_CALC_CURRENCY_CODE>USD</PRICE_CALC_CURRENCY_CODE>
<PRICE_CALC_UNIT_PRICE>144</PRICE_CALC_UNIT_PRICE>
<PRICE_CALC_CONV_RATE>1</PRICE_CALC_CONV_RATE>
<SHIP_QTY>10</SHIP_QTY>
<EXTENDED_PRICE>1440</EXTENDED_PRICE>
<UNIT_WEIGHT>1.06</UNIT_WEIGHT>
<NET_WEIGHT>10.6</NET_WEIGHT>
<ACQ_SOURCE_CODE></ACQ_SOURCE_CODE>
<ACQ_ORDER_NUMBER></ACQ_ORDER_NUMBER>
<ACQ_SOURCE_ORDER_NUMBER></ACQ_SOURCE_ORDER_NUMBER>
<ACQ_SELLING_PRICE>0</ACQ_SELLING_PRICE>
<SUBINVENTORY>NIEC Stage</SUBINVENTORY>
<SHIP_TO_SITE_USE_ID>807736</SHIP_TO_SITE_USE_ID>
<FREIGHT_COST>0</FREIGHT_COST>
<PAYMENT_TERMS>NIH InterCo</PAYMENT_TERMS>
<WAYBILL>901000598/01 NIC</WAYBILL>
<BREAKDOWN_COUNT>3</BREAKDOWN_COUNT>
<LIST_G_BREAKDOWN>
<G_BREAKDOWN>
<BREAKDOWN_TYPE>HTS CODE</BREAKDOWN_TYPE>
<BREAKDOWN_VALUE>8536.90.4000</BREAKDOWN_VALUE>
<COMPONENT>CD</COMPONENT>
<COMPONENT_DESC>Test1</COMPONENT_DESC>
<COMPONENT_CUSTOM_DESC></COMPONENT_CUSTOM_DESC>
<COMPONENT_PRICE>50</COMPONENT_PRICE>
<COMPONENT_HTS_CODE>2803.00.0050</COMPONENT_HTS_CODE>
<COMPONENT_TARIC_CODE>Test1</COMPONENT_TARIC_CODE>
<COMPONENT_COO>HU</COMPONENT_COO>
<COMPONENT_QTY>10</COMPONENT_QTY>
</G_BREAKDOWN>
<G_BREAKDOWN>
<BREAKDOWN_TYPE>HTS CODE</BREAKDOWN_TYPE>
<BREAKDOWN_VALUE>8536.90.4000</BREAKDOWN_VALUE>
<COMPONENT>Paper</COMPONENT>
<COMPONENT_DESC></COMPONENT_DESC>
<COMPONENT_CUSTOM_DESC></COMPONENT_CUSTOM_DESC>
<COMPONENT_PRICE>20</COMPONENT_PRICE>
<COMPONENT_HTS_CODE>2839.90.0000</COMPONENT_HTS_CODE>
<COMPONENT_TARIC_CODE></COMPONENT_TARIC_CODE>
<COMPONENT_COO>HU</COMPONENT_COO>
<COMPONENT_QTY></COMPONENT_QTY>
</G_BREAKDOWN>
<G_BREAKDOWN>
<BREAKDOWN_TYPE>HTS CODE</BREAKDOWN_TYPE>
<BREAKDOWN_VALUE>8536.90.4000</BREAKDOWN_VALUE>
<COMPONENT>IP</COMPONENT>
<COMPONENT_DESC></COMPONENT_DESC>
<COMPONENT_CUSTOM_DESC></COMPONENT_CUSTOM_DESC>
<COMPONENT_PRICE>1370</COMPONENT_PRICE>
<COMPONENT_HTS_CODE></COMPONENT_HTS_CODE>
<COMPONENT_TARIC_CODE></COMPONENT_TARIC_CODE>
<COMPONENT_COO>HU</COMPONENT_COO>
<COMPONENT_QTY></COMPONENT_QTY>
</G_BREAKDOWN>
</LIST_G_BREAKDOWN>
</G_LINES>
<G_LINES>
<DELIVERY_ID>2629822</DELIVERY_ID>
<ORDER_HEADER_ID>1425429</ORDER_HEADER_ID>
<ORDER_NUMBER>10004365</ORDER_NUMBER>
<CUST_PO_NUMBER>310986-372</CUST_PO_NUMBER>
<ORDER_LINE_ID>4579940</ORDER_LINE_ID>
<INVENTORY_ITEM_ID>22643</INVENTORY_ITEM_ID>
<PART_NUMBER>777687-20</PART_NUMBER>
<PART_DESC>SCXI-1320 TEMPERATURE SENSOR TERMINAL BLOCK, CAST</PART_DESC>
<PART_CUSTOM_DESC>SCXI-1320, Screw Terminals</PART_CUSTOM_DESC>
<PLANNER_CODE>SCXIH-MPS</PLANNER_CODE>
<HTS_CODE>8536.90.4000</HTS_CODE>
<TARIC_CODE>8536.90.1000</TARIC_CODE>
<COUNTRY_OF_ORIGIN>HU</COUNTRY_OF_ORIGIN>
<ORDER_CURRENCY_CODE>USD</ORDER_CURRENCY_CODE>
<ORIG_UNIT_PRICE>82</ORIG_UNIT_PRICE>
<ORIG_SHIP_QTY>1</ORIG_SHIP_QTY>
<UNIT_PRICE>82</UNIT_PRICE>
<PRICE_CALC_STEP_NUMBER>100</PRICE_CALC_STEP_NUMBER>
<PRICE_CALC_CURRENCY_CODE>USD</PRICE_CALC_CURRENCY_CODE>
<PRICE_CALC_UNIT_PRICE>82</PRICE_CALC_UNIT_PRICE>
<PRICE_CALC_CONV_RATE>1</PRICE_CALC_CONV_RATE>
<SHIP_QTY>1</SHIP_QTY>
<EXTENDED_PRICE>82</EXTENDED_PRICE>
<UNIT_WEIGHT>.57</UNIT_WEIGHT>
<NET_WEIGHT>.57</NET_WEIGHT>
<ACQ_SOURCE_CODE></ACQ_SOURCE_CODE>
<ACQ_ORDER_NUMBER></ACQ_ORDER_NUMBER>
<ACQ_SOURCE_ORDER_NUMBER></ACQ_SOURCE_ORDER_NUMBER>
<ACQ_SELLING_PRICE>0</ACQ_SELLING_PRICE>
<SUBINVENTORY>NIEC Stage</SUBINVENTORY>
<SHIP_TO_SITE_USE_ID>807736</SHIP_TO_SITE_USE_ID>
<FREIGHT_COST>0</FREIGHT_COST>
<PAYMENT_TERMS>NIH InterCo</PAYMENT_TERMS>
<WAYBILL>901000598/02 NIC</WAYBILL>
<BREAKDOWN_COUNT>3</BREAKDOWN_COUNT>
<LIST_G_BREAKDOWN>
<G_BREAKDOWN>
<BREAKDOWN_TYPE>HTS CODE</BREAKDOWN_TYPE>
<BREAKDOWN_VALUE>8536.90.4000</BREAKDOWN_VALUE>
<COMPONENT>CD</COMPONENT>
<COMPONENT_DESC>Test1</COMPONENT_DESC>
<COMPONENT_CUSTOM_DESC></COMPONENT_CUSTOM_DESC>
<COMPONENT_PRICE>5</COMPONENT_PRICE>
<COMPONENT_HTS_CODE>2803.00.0050</COMPONENT_HTS_CODE>
<COMPONENT_TARIC_CODE>Test1</COMPONENT_TARIC_CODE>
<COMPONENT_COO>HU</COMPONENT_COO>
<COMPONENT_QTY>1</COMPONENT_QTY>
</G_BREAKDOWN>
<G_BREAKDOWN>
<BREAKDOWN_TYPE>HTS CODE</BREAKDOWN_TYPE>
<BREAKDOWN_VALUE>8536.90.4000</BREAKDOWN_VALUE>
<COMPONENT>Paper</COMPONENT>
<COMPONENT_DESC></COMPONENT_DESC>
<COMPONENT_CUSTOM_DESC></COMPONENT_CUSTOM_DESC>
<COMPONENT_PRICE>2</COMPONENT_PRICE>
<COMPONENT_HTS_CODE>2839.90.0000</COMPONENT_HTS_CODE>
<COMPONENT_TARIC_CODE></COMPONENT_TARIC_CODE>
<COMPONENT_COO>HU</COMPONENT_COO>
<COMPONENT_QTY></COMPONENT_QTY>
</G_BREAKDOWN>
<G_BREAKDOWN>
<BREAKDOWN_TYPE>HTS CODE</BREAKDOWN_TYPE>
<BREAKDOWN_VALUE>8536.90.4000</BREAKDOWN_VALUE>
<COMPONENT>IP</COMPONENT>
<COMPONENT_DESC></COMPONENT_DESC>
<COMPONENT_CUSTOM_DESC></COMPONENT_CUSTOM_DESC>
<COMPONENT_PRICE>75</COMPONENT_PRICE>
<COMPONENT_HTS_CODE></COMPONENT_HTS_CODE>
<COMPONENT_TARIC_CODE></COMPONENT_TARIC_CODE>
<COMPONENT_COO>HU</COMPONENT_COO>
<COMPONENT_QTY></COMPONENT_QTY>
</G_BREAKDOWN>
</LIST_G_BREAKDOWN>
</G_LINES>
<G_LINES>
<DELIVERY_ID>2629822</DELIVERY_ID>
<ORDER_HEADER_ID>1427673</ORDER_HEADER_ID>
<ORDER_NUMBER>10004391</ORDER_NUMBER>
<CUST_PO_NUMBER>310986-377</CUST_PO_NUMBER>
<ORDER_LINE_ID>4579948</ORDER_LINE_ID>
<INVENTORY_ITEM_ID>143949</INVENTORY_ITEM_ID>
<PART_NUMBER>779475-01</PART_NUMBER>
<PART_DESC>SCC-68 I/O CONNECTOR BLOCK WITH 4 SCC SIGNAL CONDITIONING MODULE SLOTS</PART_DESC>
<PART_CUSTOM_DESC>SCC-68, Screw Terminals</PART_CUSTOM_DESC>
<PLANNER_CODE>DAQH-MPS</PLANNER_CODE>
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Premiere Pro CS6: GTX 660 ti ($300) vs. GTS 450 ($100) and other thoughts on upgrading HW
I've been wanting to make some major upgrades to my hardware, but it just doesn't seem worth it yet...even after almost 4 years. I ultimately decided to "rent" a new video card and run some tests. Here is some background info on my upgrade though process and some results comparing the video card performance.
Disclaimer: I'm not a hardware expert, but I'm not completely clueless (I think). Your input/insight is welcome.
My system (purchasd 2/2009)
i7 920
GTS 450 (1GB RAM)
12 GB 1333 RAM
Samsung SATA II 128 GB SSD (OS/apps)
5x 1TB 7200 RPM drives in RAID 0 (with accompany slow/cheaper 2TB backup drives)
Some upgrade options I am considering
Sandy Bridge 3930 - but it's $560 w/o cooling and would require a new, more expensive motherboard, new ram, cooling, etc.
Ivy Bridge 3770, but I keep reading that that an overclocked 920 isn't that much different in perf (in fairness mine isn't oc'd). I did find a MB that would work for only $90. So I could make this upgrade for just under $400 (RAM would stay the same).
Wait for Haswell, but i could be another 9 months and it's supposed to only give maybe a 10% perf gain over IB. It's more focused on mobile - less power, integrated graphics, etc.
High-end Xeons are totally off the table. $/buck is waaaay too low.
Video card and benchmark reviews/problems
So I thought I'd first try getting a new video card. I see conflicting benchmarks. This site (the one that provides the CUDA.exe hack) notices very little difference between most GTX cards in perf for their benchmarks. The PPMB5 site shows significant differences between say the GTX 680 and lower end cards. But are these really accurate?
The GTX 680 is almost $500, so I opted for the 660 ti at $300 to see if I could get a noticable perf gain. It seemed like the best $/buck card and wouldn't require me to get a new power supply.
Another reason I wanted to do my own tests: None of the benchmarks I've seen actually mention the type of footage used. I care about footage from the Canon MKII-III, or similar footage. I definitely do not care about things like exporting to MPEG 2.
I did some very unscientific benchmarks, but they were real world for me. First my "problem" areas.
Performance problem areas
#1 - Time-lapses consisting of 1080 (height) JPEGs and 2160 (height) JPEGs don't always play smoothly (larger 2160s almost never do). I read adding more VRAM might help. The 660ti has 2x the RAM as my current video card.
#2 - Split screen sequences (up to 9 clips simultaneously) don't play smoothly.
#3 - Scenes where I speed up a clip to 1000x don't always play smoothly. (Although upgrading from CS5 to 6 actually seems to have solved this issue, I couldn't get it to repro any longer).
#4 - Export to h.264 could be faster. I do this a lot, but mostly because it's how I sometimes make proxies because of problems around #1-2 (works fine - used to use CineForm but it always crashed Premiere and these work for my needs). This is typically my final export as well for posting on sites like Vimeo.
#5 - Timeline rendering could be faster, although I don't do this a lot and if I do it's simple, not a bunch of crazy effects. E.g. use unsharp mask. This is pretty low pri for me though because I think timeline rendering is a bad idea. Once you do it, if you even move the clip you have to render again.
Some simple bottleneck analysis first:
Disk queue length sometimes is just over 1 on 1 disk in my RAID array during TL playback. Might slow things down slightly. Not an issue during export.
Processor never seems to get pegged in any case.
RAM is never maxed out, but it starts to go to Premiere limits (10 GB that I've set) after playing through several time-lapses (I'm just now noticing this). Choppiness starts well before RAM is even near that on some clips.
Tests/results:
NOTE: I do run the 660ti in a PCIe 2 x16 slot. Let me know if you think it would even matter to run in a PCIe 3.0 slot. My MB doesn't have one.
#1 Time-lapse smoothness - didn't improve with the 660. Moving the 1080 size JPEG TLs to my SSD did help some problem TLs play smoothly however.
#2 Split screen. Did a test with a 9-clip-at-the-same-time sequence. No improvement with the 660ti.
#3 Clips speed up 1000x - could not repro the problem now that I run CS 6 vs. 5 on either card.
#4 - Export to H.264 1080p @23.9x fps.
Export 5:30 clip of 5D MKIII footage + H.264 proxies:
GTS 450 - 9:14
660 Ti - 8:30
Export 1.5 minute clip of large time-lapses (JPEGs that are 2160 high):
GTS 450 - 9:35
660 Ti - 7:00
Export a 2 minute clip of just MKIII footage
GTS 450 - 2:45
660 Ti - 2:45
#5 Timeline render with simple image correction effect
Timeline render short 5D MKIII clip with unsharp mask applied:
GTS 450 - 1:10
660 Ti - 1:19
Conclusion:
The 660ti ($300) showed marginal improvements in exporting h.264 against my GTS 450 ($100) and did not address my other issues. Definitely not worth it for the type of work I do.
Moving my time-lapse JPEGs to an SSD helps play the 1080p versions back smoothly. The 2160p larger versions still lag. Maybe more RAM would help? They still start off choppy and then acquire more and more RAM, so not sure here. Maybe faster 1600 RAM? I don't know, I doubt it. I may have to just use 1080 versions or make proxies.
I don't see a pegged CPU much if at all, so upgrading to an Ivy Bridge 3770 doesn't seem like it'll help much if at all.
I did end up buying 2x256 GB SATA III SSDs (only $169 each) that I'll run current projects off of, or at least time-lapse sequences (RAID 0). My motherboard doesn't have an SATA III slots, however, so I won't see the full power of these, but not sure I'll need it. Again I'm not seeing a clear disk issue either from the perf monitoring.
I suspect many of these problems are still with the software and how it takes advantage of my hardware, but I'd love more insight.
Generally I make things work and I don't have any really painful bottlenecks, but I'm always up for perf improvements/doing things faster. It does look like I won't see any major breakthroughs, however by spending $400-$1000 bucks on HW upgrades.
Thoughts?
Luke
Blog | Photography | VimeoThanks for the resonpose Harm. Inline.
Harm Millaard wrote: SYSTEM: It is an older system, about the same I had in the form of 'Harm's Beast', although I have a much beefier disk setup, more memory and OC'ed to 3.7 GHz, in combination with a GTX 480. Not much you can do about this system, apart from upgrading memory to 24 GB but the major drawback is that those investments will not carry over to a new system, at least not easily. [Luke] From your description of your system it sounds like 4 things could indeed be upgraded and carried over to a new system. 1) OC the processor (e.g. purchase a generic water cooler for ~$100), 2) Improve the Disk setup, 3) Upgrade the video card, 4) Add more/faster RAM.
I've seen in some benchmarks that an OC'd 920 is not so dissimilar to an OC'd 3770K. The latter is faster, but it isn't a huge difference. The larger question still remains - will any/all of these upgrades yield large performance gains and solve all/a higher percentage of my problems? Or do I have a decent sweet spot of a system and should wait for the software (e.g. MPE evolution in CS7-8) to catch up and take better advantage of what I have? Like I said from doing some rudimentary performance monitoring, I'm not seeing a pegged CPU (just a brief spike here/there), I'm not seeing disk transfer at capacity (although 1 disk has a slightly > 1 queue length at times), I'm not seeing in all cases over-utilization of memory, etc. (except higher RAM usage is seen albeit staggered for large JPEG time-lapse sequences, but I see choppiness well before RAM usage gets to 10 GB).
VIDEO: You correctly point out that the GTX 680 shows in the MPE graph on the PPBM5 website much better results than other cards. But keep in mind that most 680's are used in new systems, often with the latest CPU's and fast memory. I'm convinced that a 680 is not noticeably faster than a 580, because they have the same memory bandwidth, but it looks that way because they are often accompanied by hexa core i7-39xx CPU's with large amounts of memory. [Luke] Good point - potentially further evidence that the video card doesn't make a big difference? At least not enought to justify 5x the cost (e.g. $500 680 vs. $100 450). This would be consistnet with what Studio 1 Productions has seen. The GTS 450 has a memory bandwidth of 86 GB/s, the 660 Ti has 144.2 GB/s, so the latter is significantly faster as you have shown in some of your tests. [Luke] The only test I would characterize closer to having a significant increase using the 660 would be exporting large JPEG time-lapses to H.264, where it was a good 27% faster. The rest seemed more marginal or did not change. TESTING: You don't mention to what format you exported and with what resolution and framerate. Hardware MPE will come into play when you have rescaling, frame blending, blurring and stuff like that occurring. If you export to the same frame size and frame rate as your source and no blurring occurs, then exporting is purely a CPU matter and the video card has no impact at all. [Luke] See above - H.264, 1080p @23.9x fps. General remarks: I personally consider your 5 disk raid0 setup as pretty risky. You have multiplied the risk of losing all data by a factor 5!. You have no redundancy at all. Even though it is fast, I expect your sustained transfer rates are less than 450 MB/s and when using a 9 clip split screen, it may be too slow with the limited memory and the old CPU you have. You have effectively one single volume for video related editing (apart from the OS disk) and while that makes for easy administration, it still entails the drawbacks of the half-duplex connection of SATA. It might be better to add a couple of HDD's in raid0 for media cache, previews and exports to avoid that limitation. You can always carry those to a new system. [Luke] Yes there is a higher level of risk, but with backups every 30 minutes during project work I yield cheap/easy perf gains for the cost of--at most--30 minutes of work. I've lost no work in the last 4 years, 1 drive failed once while on vacation and I replaced it easily. Anyway backup/data integrity is a different issue separate from performance which I'd like to focus on in this context.
I get ~420MB/s read with this array (mostly older, blue WD drives and Deskstars). I'm running out of space, so I just ordered 3 x 2 TB WD black drives to replace this with, expecting probably a similar transfer rate. Again though I'm not necessarily seeing disk being a bottleneck in perf mon aside from one disk who's queue length sometimes goes over 1, so we'll see if the newer black drives help.
I have ordered 2x256 SATA III SSDs to put min my time-lapses on as having them on my current primary SSD seemed to help in some cases.
Sorry to be so harsh. [Luke] No worries, harsh is OK but I'm still not seeing a clear solution to some of my issues and I'm still not convinced a new system - short of a top-of-the-line SB or Xeon system (both of which are very $$) will be worth the upgrade. When 5 years had passed between my current system and my 2004 system, I feel like the upgrades were much more significant especially for bang/$.
Luke Humphrey
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Help MSI GE60 Fan keeps spinning to 100% and down every 10 seconds.
Hello,
I just bought an MSI GE60 and after 4 days of using, The fan keeps spinning up and down every 10 seconds even when nothing is running on the laptop. Have tried updating the BIOS and the drivers, but no change.
Every time i turn on my laptop this always happen. It goes on when my laptop is on. Even if im not doing anything it still keeps spinning up and down. I checked the temperature and its at 40+ C and my CPU usage is normal. Basically im not doing anything and it keeps doing this fan spin up and down.
Even when the cooler boost is on or off, its still does the same thing, the fan keeps spinning up to 100% and down.
Do you think this is a software issue or hardware? It is very annoying to hear the fan go 100% for 10 seconds then back to normal then back to 100% speed again and when i press cooler boost it doesnt do anything. So even tho the cooler boost button is off, it still keeps doing the 100% fan speed and back to normal again. It keeps repeating.
Can anyone help me solve this problem please? Thank you very much.Quote from: reprieve.nagrand on 03-May-13, 08:35:31
I have already tried uninstalling the S-bar and SCM drivers but still getting the fan noise. Also tried the no-battery and no-power reset for more than 24 hours but still having the same problems. The only thing that worked was changing the values in the RWeverything software. The only problem here is that it will work only until I shutdown the laptop. Once I do a cold boot I have to redo the RWeverything changes again.
@reprieve.nagrand
thanks for your case. Can I ask you a few questions more, please?
1. According to your model id your notebook came with just FreeDos, right? Could you please enter the Bios and go to System Information to confirm that you are using Bios 10F and EC version 14.04 (or 4.04)?
2. I urgently need a screenshot of your EC-Page within RWeverything after a cold boot without any modifications. Please try to make the screenshot at that time, when you can barely hear the fan anymore during the spin-on / spin-off cycle.
3. CoolerBoost: with a laptop that has been sitting idle for at least 20mins since last cold boot (no load, please!), can you turn on coolerboost by pushing the button somewhere to the left of the Powerbutton and let coolerboost run for at least 30 seconds. Then turn coolerboost off again and wait for the fan to slow down. Does the fan run continously after applying coolerboost or does it enter its off/on-cycle again. Please try it for at least 5 times and repeat it during other Windows sessions for two times. If this trick works, you are the man to make the video! Please help me out here. Please note, that the coolerboost trick will only work until there is load on the system again. If the fan speed picks up again due to load and slows down again, it will enter the annoying pattern, again.
4. While still reviewing the case and going through my notes, I came across an entry that I reflashed the EC-Controller with the same firmware one or two nights before the problem disappeared. This happened after uninstalling S-Bar and SCM earlier. So, if you are familiar with DOS-Flashing using USB-Sticks you could try to reflash the EC-Controller, than remove all power sources for at least 20 mins. If anyone else is experiencing the problem, please go ahead and report your findings. But please do the reflash only if you are familiar with such things and of course, please do so on your own risk!
Current status and work in progress:
As I haven't gotten hand on a video proofing that simply pushing the coolerboost fan button makes the problem temporarily go away, I am still stuck on there. The coolerboost solution works until the system load increases so much, that the fan level has to be raised. When the system load goes back to idle again, the fan level decreases and enters the off/on-cycle again.
The good news is I managed to customize a programm called fan control tools to somehow automatically apply the changes in RWeverything via a small GUI. This tool will also allow you to set fan profiles for Office, Games, etc. The bad news is, that this will trigger UserAccountControll at least once and it doesn't reapply after a cold boot or returning from hibernate, yet. I am now currently working on a solution that allows the new fan values to be set by Windows automatically using a batch file. This will apply the new values after a normal Windows boot, but not when returning from hibernate, though.
However, if you have found your remedy value for the fan issue within RWeverything, you can turn to Svet in the subforum "Notebook Modified & Private BIOS'ses & EC-FW". He will certainly be able to create you a custom EC-FW with those values written permanently in it.
My case:
The fan problem with my notebook has not (yet) returned. It has been running without S-Bar/SCM just fine. It can even process all fan profile alterations I have made. So, am I just lucky? While I do believe, that the fans of those notebooks experiencing the issue could be "somewhat odd", I find it hard to believe that my fan really suffered a mechanical problem. Without doing anything mechanical wise, my problem went away.
@Warner: I promised to present more videoproof of the case, but unfortunately I haven't managed to get a hold on a suitable video, especially since my unit has been running fine for the last weeks. Please be patient, if I have enough evidence I will post it asap.
One question bothers me though: looking at the EC-page of RWeverything, I was wondering if these are really all values, that the EC handles and checks. Are there any other values, variables that the EC manages and that are not displayed on the EC-page of RWeverything? The reason for asking this, is because I have a video showing the ECpage of RWeverything while the fan does his off/on-cycle and you can clearly see the RPMvalue correspond to the actions of the fan. As you pointed out, the boosts occur because the EC is missing a fan signal, I could clearly see the RPM value at offset 0xCD respond to the actions of the EC. If the controller looks for that value only, it should surely see the RPMs of the fan, as I can see them in RWeverything. So, I was wondering if the EC has other values not shown in RWeverything, that determine if the EC should enter the boost cycle?
While having another look at that video again, to me it appears as if the EC does this really on purpose. It tries to reduce the voltage of the fan to a point so low, that the fan simply starves. Then it boosts the fan up again. The only question is: why does the EC do that? Is there a leftover setting inside the EC - perhaps from another notebook - where such low RPMs were achievable?
You can find the video here in this zip-file: http://www.file-upload.net/download-7371226/MSI.rar.html
In the zip-file you will find three numbered videos, the first one is the most interesting as it shows the annoying fan cycle while the laptop is running idle. In the second one, the user put load on the system using prime95. The third one shows the system while it cools off again after prime95 has been stopped. Sadly, the video is too short as the system doesn't reach its lowest fan state again. The videos were taken in march in Germany, so the ambient temperature is around 20-21 °C or less (normal room temperature in Germany).
Regards,
jku -
My iPod touch wont let me buy anything, i've beem using this account for a couple of years and now it says that this is the first ime this id has been used on my device... it's not.... and to sign in and answer security questions. i cant remember the answers to the questions. How can i fix this without making a new account and losing all my stuff???
From a Kappy post
The Three Best Alternatives for Security Questions and Rescue Mail
1. Use Apple's Express Lane.
Go to https://expresslane.apple.com ; click 'See all products and services' at the
bottom of the page. In the next page click 'More Products and Services, then
'Apple ID'. In the next page select 'Other Apple ID Topics' then 'Forgotten Apple
ID security questions' and click 'Continue'. Please be patient waiting for the return
phone call. It will come in time depending on how heavily the servers are being hit.
2. Call Apple Support in your country: Customer Service: Contact Apple support.
3. Rescue email address and how to reset Apple ID security questions.
A substitute for using the security questions is to use 2-step verification:
Two-step verification FAQ Get answers to frequently asked questions about two-step verification for Apple ID. -
I've forgotten my Apple ID and my security question. I've tried to receive the Apple ID through email but I never receive the email.
The Best Alternatives for Security Questions and Rescue Mail
a. Send Apple an email request at: Apple - Support - iTunes Store - Contact Us.
b. Call Apple Support in your country: Customer Service: Contact Apple support.
c. Rescue email address and how to reset Apple ID security questions. -
I just bought my macbook pro and it's charged up to 100% and is still plugged in but now shows the battery at 98%. How is this possible when it's plugged in to the charger and the green light is on?
The system regularly lets the battery drop to about 95% when on the charger, then recharges to 100%. This lets the batery exercise "just a little" all of the time and saves the recharge curcuits from overuse.
Regualr occurence for me.
Also ... you need to let your battery work at least once per month. Let it run down to 40%, but not less if you can at all avoid it. Running thr battery fully dead will shorten the battery life significantly. -
When I try to setup my new iPad air, I go through all the steps for the iCloud sign-in and choosing security questions and what not. But after I hit the agree to the terms and conditions... It says Apple ID could not be created because of a server error. Have no clue what to do... I've restarted the iPad and get the same message. But my internet works just fine.
1. Turn router off for 30 seconds and on again
2. Settings>General>Reset>Reset Network Settings -
Need help. I am running a 27 in imac with 16 gigs of ram. Photoshop runs really fast, except when opening files. It takes 5-10 minutes to open even a small file of 1 meg. I cleaned and validated all the fonts and removed all questionable fonts. Reset preferences and still have problem. Slow to open and in force quit "Photoshop not responding" At this point should I uninstall and start over.
What are the performance Preferences?
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My iPhone 5s with iOS 7.1 become very hot when charged almost reach 100% and will shut down itself.
My iPhone 5s with iOS 7.1 become very hot when charged almost reach 100 % and will shut down itself. Then I need to off the power and let it cool down first before I can on the phone back. Please help me to solve this problem. Thanks.
Hi Limfromsi,
It is normal to an extent for the iPhone to get warm during charging. If your iPhone is currently in a case, you may want to try charging it without one and see if the issue occurs, as the design of the iPhone uses the exterior of the device as a cooling surface. For more information about iPhones and temperature, you may find the following article helpful:
iOS devices: Keeping device within acceptable operating temperatures
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht2101
If you continue to have issues with your iPhone in the default config (no case, using the included original cable and power adapter), you may want to have your phone evaluated for service. The following page may be of use:
Service Answer Center - iPhone
http://support.apple.com/kb/index?page=servicefaq&geo=United_States&product=ipho ne
Regards,
- Brenden -
Please help me because it's not the first time the account has been hacked, every time i found out that it was hacked i changed the password, but this time it is not easy because he changed the alternative email-adress and the security questions.
Call the Apple support phone number for your country:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HE57
and the 1st tier agent should be able to assist you or transfer your call to the Account Security team.
Regards. -
I want to change my icloud id on my iPhone, but it won't let me now that i have upgraded. I no longer have the password and the problem is It is using an old id which the email isn't valid and the security question does not think my birthday is valid. I cannnot delete the account because "find my iphone" wants the password linked to this old account. But when i go into the find my iphone app it is using my corect Apple ID. How do i fix this?
If you still have access to your old email address, go to https//appleid.apple.com, click Manage my Apple ID and sign in with your iCloud ID. Tap edit next to the primary email account, tap Edit, change it back to your old email account and verify it. Then edit the name of the account to change it back to your old email address. You can now use your current password to turn off Find My iPhone on your device. Then go to Settings>iCloud, tap Delete Account and choose Delete from My iDevice when prompted (your iCloud data will still be in iCloud). Next, go back to https//appleid.apple.com and change your primary email address and iCloud ID name back to the way it was. You can now go to Settings>iCloud and sign in with your correct iCloud ID and password.
If you don't have access to your old email address, you will have to contact Apple to have them reset the password so you can disable Find My iPhone and sign into your iCloud account. You can either go to https://expresslane.apple.com, select "More Products and Services", then "Apple ID", then on the next page select "Other Apple ID Topics", then "Lost or forgotten Apple ID password" and click "Continue"; or you can contact Apple Support (http://www.apple.com/support/icloud/contact/). -
I Forgot my Apple ID password and I can't reset it because the related email account has been closed and the security questions don't work! How do I solve this? Thank you.
Click here and contact Apple.
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