 Interpolation slower from Pentium3 -> 4 |
| Interpolation slower from Pentium3 -> 4 |
| Guest_Anonymous_* |
 Nov 28 2001, 08:41 PM
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Hi Peter,
I've recently upgraded my Windows 2000 Professional system from a > Pentium 3-500MHz with 512MB of RAM to > Pentium 4-1.5GHz with 1.5GB of RAM and noticed that interpolation of larger images has slowed drastically. I have tried upgrading to the latest version (v2.31), to no avail - interpolation under the supposedly slower system was smooth and faster. Under the Pentium 4 system, PMView interpolates larger images in a choppy manner, and is at least a magnitude slower to complete the render. Any ideas? Thanks, - Wade |
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| Guest_Anonymous_* |
Feb 9 2002, 08:00 PM
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QUOTE Originally posted by Peter:
[b:post_uid0]Try a 1600x1200 GIF and a 1600x1200 color JPEG. Do you notice a remarkable difference in speed?[/b:post_uid0] Hi Peter, just saw your helpful reply - No difference in loading or rendering speed that I could discern. Both took about 4 seconds after I dbl-clicked them from the File Open dialog. - wader |
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Anonymous Interpolation slower from Pentium3 -> 4 Nov 28 2001, 08:41 PM
Peter This sounds very strange. I'd say that there might... Dec 8 2001, 01:57 PM Anonymous QUOTE Originally posted by Peter:
This sounds very... Dec 10 2001, 12:34 AM Peter QUOTE Originally posted by wader:
When I disable i... Dec 13 2001, 07:16 AM Anonymous Hi Peter - the rendering is fast with interpolatio... Dec 17 2001, 06:26 PM Anonymous BTW, not sure if this was clear, but rendering wit... Dec 19 2001, 12:27 AM Peter This sounds very strange. The only explanation I h... Dec 19 2001, 05:22 PM Anonymous Maybe, though I haven't noticed such problems for ... Dec 19 2001, 05:55 PM Anonymous Peter, I tried some graphics benchmark tests and c... Dec 20 2001, 11:48 PM Peter Are you sure that you're not running in 256 color ... Dec 21 2001, 05:44 AM Anonymous QUOTE Originally posted by Peter:
. . . (Interpola... Jan 14 2002, 08:14 PM Anonymous Peter,
Would you recommend any types of tests I co... Jan 21 2002, 01:38 PM Peter Try a 1600x1200 GIF and a 1600x1200 color JPEG.
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