hello everyone,
I hope I'm posting this question in the most appropriate forum.
I've tried running my pc with and without the Intel Application Accelerator, and I'm finding it hard to work out which approach is best !
I believe my pc is compatible with the IAA in terms of the chipset and processor, but performance is a bit sluggish and 'lumpy' with or without it.
Indeed, is the IAA now obselete and pointless on an 'up to date' Windows XP install? Or is it still relevant ?
If you know about the IAA, maybe you could ask me for some relevant memory / hardware / technical specs of my pc; I can then report back here with the details and you could then say either 'ah, yes in that case you probably should benefit from using it' or not.
thanks a lot,
Lee
England
I hope I'm posting this question in the most appropriate forum.
I've tried running my pc with and without the Intel Application Accelerator, and I'm finding it hard to work out which approach is best !
I believe my pc is compatible with the IAA in terms of the chipset and processor, but performance is a bit sluggish and 'lumpy' with or without it.
Indeed, is the IAA now obselete and pointless on an 'up to date' Windows XP install? Or is it still relevant ?
If you know about the IAA, maybe you could ask me for some relevant memory / hardware / technical specs of my pc; I can then report back here with the details and you could then say either 'ah, yes in that case you probably should benefit from using it' or not.
thanks a lot,
Lee
England
