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When I am folding 8031, 8032 or 8033 on my working mashine (with nvidia quadro 2000) and have either IE9 or VS2010 becomes lagy (mouse movements and keyboard inputs are delayed) but only when those porgrams are in focus (and a few seconds after). It is so bad that I have to stop folding to continue my work. Has any of you seen semelar thing with those new units?

beer wrote:When I am folding 8031, 8032 or 8033 on my working mashine (with nvidia quadro 2000) and have either IE9 or VS2010 becomes lagy (mouse movements and keyboard inputs are delayed) but only when those porgrams are in focus (and a few seconds after). It is so bad that I have to stop folding to continue my work. Has any of you seen semelar thing with those new units?

• . try and turn off hardware acceleration in IE -> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2528233
• . use a different browser than IE, Chrome is better in my experience.
• . Disable the 'rich experience', disable hw acceleration in IE
  [img=http://www.japf.fr/wp-content/uploads/2 ... vs2010.png]
• . Try changing cpu usage request to lower gpu utilization ( heard it didn't really work that well but hey it's worth a mention ).

Good luck, I'm not sure if anything of the above really helps. Those wu's are allot more efficient in maxing out your hardware, and since there is no driver level priority you can't really 'just tell it to prioritize the WDM draw functions. My 'salvation' is that I put in a low end ATI card ( os is win7 ) and run my desktop either from both cards ( two screens one per card ) or from the ati.

thanks for the information
Disable the 'rich experience' worked. Eg it does not lag any more.
About switching browser I am mainly using chrome (love the speed) but we have 1 page at work that chrome does not like so I have to use IE for it

sorry for messing up te image link btw, but glad it worked. As I said, didn't really do the trick for me ( though it helped a lot ).