I installed SP1 yesterday and noticed my GPU temp changed. While at idle it went from 44c to 48c while still a nice low temp a 4c jump SUCKS!!! Please post any differences noticed after installing SP1
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mine always has sat at 51C idle, and never changes, only if I have swictehd user and the screen is off does it go down to about 42C. No changes here.
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Vista SP1 will show 4gb of ram if you have it now. I believe it uses the same amount due to the 32bit barrer.
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I recall the same temperatures with stock clocks, possibly even lower since it does go down to 42C and peaks at 47C. I haven't actually gamed with SP1 so far, as school has been pretty busy. That will all change on Friday.
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At lest it makes me feel good knowing that vista see's all my ram, includeing the 2gb I did'nt need
but felt the need becuase there was a empty slot to fill
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i've been noticing a longer start up time.
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i'm getting ready to uninstall SP1 if i can figure out how. my system is really buggy.
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Yes, start-up is a lot longer for me too. A boot defrag may help, which is what I plan to do on my 4 day vacation from school! Will be gaming with SP1 and testing it out, hope nothing goes wrong!
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Actually on my system I noticed that it has been more responsive with SP1 installed even when I used the RC1 version. I have actually noticed faster boot times on my system and my programs seem to load faster. So far gaming as been smooth I have not had any issues as far as sluggish performance.I read somewhere that it takes a few boot cycles for the system to become completely adjusted and/or optimized after installing SP1.I will try to run some benchmark tests and maybe post the results this weekend.
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Installed yesterday via Windows Update and have had no issues as of yet running this FX 24/7 @ 100% load...Folding@Home project as well as various other things. Temps as monitored by Everest not much different though if anything a 2-3C drop on the X9000 (62-65C). GPU still @ 41C steady @ stock speed...clocking up 600/900 around 47c idle. System seems rock stable. May run some benches just to verify though Super_PI still running 2M @ 39sec. and 1M@15sec @ 2.93+ Ghz.
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Here's another read for anyone, having, not having problems.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/03/20/vista_sp1_complaints/ -
I might sound like a complete idiot for asking this but how can I tell if I have SP1. XP stated it in the system properties but with vista I don't see anything different. So far, since receiving the laptop yesterday, I've done a clean install (a lot easier than I thought it would be....just make those recovery disks first!!!!) and ran windows update immediately. There were tons of updates going on and after everything was said and done, I saw no difference in my system properties. Is there some other way to verify what I have?
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It just says windows vista home premium...the sp1 site said to rely on windows update for the sp1 installation as the other method was a much larger download...doesn't make much sense but that's what it says.
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lol wow Hydra that link is positively brutal.
I'm staying with my completely stripped down version of Ultimate 64, No updates. NOTHING. I can't stand forced driver signing, it locks out alot of my Programs for no reason. After a Certain windows update (I forgot which one) MS Forces Driver Signing on All the time while before you could press F8 during the boot up and disable it.. -
If your having problems with Windows update this has some ideas http://www.maximumpc.com/article/no_vista_sp1_via_windows_update_we_have_the_solutions
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I am playing through COD4 again, since the upgrade to SP1 the game play is not as smooth. This is crazy. Might be time for XP 64.
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!! I did not realize how large the amount of people affected with bad Vista experiences were. I am glad that I have not had any problems to date with vista but I really empathize with those who are experiencing difficulties and/or problems with vista and SP1.
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Yeah, files copies are better. Otherwise not much dif. Startup and shutdown seems the same.
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i got a BSOD windows said it was caused by the RealTek driver. So I rolled it back. just giving everyone a heads up.
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..copied from the Register artical posted above
opps, sorry snowsufer, I missed your link which says same thing.. -
I installed the sp1 yesterday along with a clean instal and I installed the google tool bar and I just noticed I have not recived any pop ups. I dont know if it is the Sp1 or clean instal but it is running nice for me...
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I just did a fresh install, setup raid 0 with two 7200rpm 200gb, updated sp1. Everything works great, when I turn on my laptop I see the memory check screen, then the raid option screen ect. then it goes into Vista bootup. Is there a way to hide this screens, or to bypass them, I bought this for my wife and I don't think she cares about all the greeky stuff at startup. Thanks
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I think there is a "quiet" boot option under the BIOS screen to hide it. You have to select F2 or was it F12? me forgets..during boot.
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Thanks for the quik response
I will try it.
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The quit boot option is greyed out, but says enabled? Oh well it could be worse, I could be having a bunch of problems. If anyone knows how to hide the start up information on bootup let me know, maybe teakui may have a option?
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Well, today my machine passed muster and up pops SP1 for download on the windoz update page.
All went well, no problems detected so far so hope something got fixed like 4o more FPS in all games..right. -
Just so you know, SP1 32x may show that your computer has 4g of ram, it's not using it. It's still limited to the 3gigs.
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Thx, nah, I saw no reason to update to 4 megs but may down the road.
Vista SP1 results here for FX
Discussion in 'Gateway and eMachines' started by Snowsurfer, Mar 19, 2008.