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Thread ID: 111759	2010-08-10 19:49:00	Rendering Problem?	SurferJoe46 (51)	Press F1

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1126405	2010-08-10 19:49:00	I've watched YouTube for years and I always thought it was a little jerky and had gaps in the continuity . Until I got an Acer Aspire 5532 LT - and now I can see that it's prolly this old Soyo mobo . An NVidia GeForce FX500 should be pretty good - right? True - I'm just running a 17" CRT on the ol' Soyo, but I can't understand why I cannot get smooth flow with this system . Any ideas? BTW: I'm running the Acer on my WIFI and yet the Soyo is hard wired via Cat5e to the same router . The Cat5e should be a lot faster than waiting for the electrons to jump through the atmosphere via wireless - again, is that right?	SurferJoe46 (51)
1126406	2010-08-10 20:47:00	An FX500, you mean an FX5200? It's rubbish, even when it was new. So is an Acer - what possessed you to buy that?	pctek (84)
1126407	2010-08-10 21:19:00	An FX500, you mean an FX5200? It's rubbish, even when it was new . So is an Acer - what possessed you to buy that? The Acer was $100 . 00 and came with Win7 . It is an FX5500 . I dropped one of the 5's I guess .	SurferJoe46 (51)
1126408	2010-08-10 22:02:00	What's the CPU on your old PC? It may not have enough oomph to decode the videos on YouTube. Check your CPU usage while watching a video and see if it's high.	autechre (266)
1126409	2010-08-10 22:55:00	My old HP pavilion started skipping on youtube eventually too. Specs in sig. Once they upped the quality/unnecessary coding they just started skipping after a while, mainly because I was driving the screen at a rather high res too.	8ftmetalhaed (14526)
1126410	2010-08-11 01:39:00	What's the CPU on your old PC? It may not have enough oomph to decode the videos on YouTube . Check your CPU usage while watching a video and see if it's high . 1 . 73GHz processor Athlon XP and I have 3G RAM at the moment . I'll check that CPU in the Task Manager .	SurferJoe46 (51)
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