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Yep, got my SSD's on PCI cards.
So, sounds like I have to rebuild my template from scratch? Are you able to give a rough estimate of what the MP can handle for a normal system? Im pretty dissapointed I have more than half my RAM unused and I am maxing out on CPU usage. I will do what you say, but to what extent can these machines be pushed?
thanks so much.
give me the figures of the activity monitor/memory
I cannot see anything wrong, did you play this song before making the screen copy ?
Thanks for checking those out.
No, this is just sitting idle. If I play a few instruments at the same time I get an overload and the audio is garbled. I was suggested to change the pre-load buffer rate. I set it to max. That brought my RAM usage to 100 GB but my CPU is pinned at 97% (which is the opposite effect that change is supposed to have?)
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If you want I continue to help you do what I have ask.
I need the figures after the overload message
I don't get an actual overload message. But the audio is unintelligible. I will boot it up and get those right now! Thanks for your patience.
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https://puu.sh/Fu4Hq/c6401c5abb.png CPU usage. With current setting for pre-load buffer maxed.
https://puu.sh/Fu4Fe/8873130a63.png Are the libraries playing. Mostly soniccoture and Spitfires Albion NEO
Thanks
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I need also the Memory values
What are you running? I think my probblem is BBC. I took it off my one template, put it by itself onto another. it took about 40-50% of CPU usage. I think it isn't very well optimized. I had a friend with a similar issue to mine but with Junkie XLs brass library.
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I no longer have this tempalte set up the same way. I don't think sending values of my current template will help solve the issue. It seems like its the Spitfires BBC plug in at this point. Thank you for your help though .
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The value of Memory in the Activity Monitor are very important !
It could show the problem !
