Slipstreamed windows ISOs optimized for djing ?

**Patch** · 04-20-2013, 12:49 PM

I was seeing hardpage faults being caused by ACPI. No battery, no ACPI pagefaults.

**b1sh0p** · 04-20-2013, 01:25 PM

Originally Posted by Polygon

Believe me i do know what i'm doing with the computer. I tried everything humanly possible, from manually disabling services one by one to modifying registry keys. Nothing helped...

My reply came off very assholish. I apologize. Good luck.

**Polygon** · 04-20-2013, 01:35 PM

Originally Posted by b1sh0p

My reply came off very assholish. I apologize. Good luck.

No it didn't haha

I know the people you're talking about, the guys who ask " my serato no work and pc screen es no worky why?" without giving any further explanation of the problem

**the_bastet** · 04-20-2013, 02:33 PM

right click ont he shortcut on your desktop, go to properties, change the target to C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe /C start /affinity 2 C:\"Program Files"\"Native Instruments"\"Traktor 2"\Traktor.exe

Turn on Multicore suppor tin traktor's settings. That fixed my issue.

**the_bastet** · 04-20-2013, 02:33 PM

If you are having acpi issues, I have a fix for that as well that involves not removing your battery.

**synthet1c** · 04-20-2013, 02:46 PM

you could try disabling your wireless and bluetooth adapters and any antivirus protection when using traktor/serato, this one is really only for underpowered cpu's though, if your using a single thread of your cpu's then 2Ghz is pretty low to run music software, although the waveforms are probably handled by the GPU.

Also if you laptop is plugged in to the wall, you should remove your battery to preserve it's charge and remove any chance of a ground loop "static from your PSU".

**makar1** · 04-20-2013, 02:57 PM

Clock speed is not a significant measurement of CPU processing power. The CPU in question (2nd gen i7) certainly isn't underpowered for audio use.

And the waveforms are graphically extremely basic. They are no more handled by the GPU than the rest of the UI. The CPU will be responsible for producing waveforms from the audio data, and once analysed the waveform is stored on the hard drive. Traktor of course prioritises audio over visuals, so waveforms may lag a little at times.

**Polygon** · 04-20-2013, 03:18 PM

Originally Posted by synthet1c

you could try disabling your wireless and bluetooth adapters and any antivirus protection when using traktor/serato, this one is really only for underpowered cpu's though, if your using a single thread of your cpu's then 2Ghz is pretty low to run music software, although the waveforms are probably handled by the GPU.

Also if you laptop is plugged in to the wall, you should remove your battery to preserve it's charge and remove any chance of a ground loop "static from your PSU".

Cpu speed isn't as important as instructions per clock, and i7s have very good ratios. Plus it's a quad core, so it really shouldn't be a problem. For example i run cubase with 50+tracks no problem on this...

Removed the battery, nothing changed...

**Polygon** · 04-20-2013, 03:22 PM

Originally Posted by makar1

Clock speed is not a significant measurement of CPU processing power. The CPU in question (2nd gen i7) certainly isn't underpowered for audio use.

And the waveforms are graphically extremely basic. They are no more handled by the GPU than the rest of the UI. The CPU will be responsible for producing waveforms from the audio data, and once analysed the waveform is stored on the hard drive. Traktor of course prioritises audio over visuals, so waveforms may lag a little at times.

this. PC is more than capable handling serato & traktor...