Hi!

Just to clarify things:
I am running an AGP card, and the computer is extremely slow doing 
everything, not just X. This includes SCP, SSH, cp, JSP-compiling 
(Tomcat), etc.

I've never experienced a computer being slower than this. When I was 
running on a Celeron 300a (and Nvidia TNT (also AGP)) the entire computer 
was MUCH faster. Even though I only had half the RAM (128MB) and was 
running the same HD's...


Best regards,
Runar Bell

PS I have checked the BIOS on the motherboard and verified that the system
bus and multiplier are correct. (System bus = auto = (133MHz) and
multiplier = 7,5)



On Wed, 26 Mar 2003, Ben Russo wrote:

> Kent Pirkle wrote:
> 
> >I've heard it said that the Via C3 is comparable to a Celeron of 50-60%
> >of the clock speed (in your case a 600Mhz Celeron). 
> >
> >My 800MHz C3 doesn't run X, it spends its time acting as mail and web
> >server and occasional CD-burner. The rest of its idle time is spent
> >looking for alien life (setiathome), so I can't really comment on how it
> >would do for a desktop system. 
> >
> >On Tue, 2003-03-25 at 22:04, Runar Bell wrote:
> >  
> >
> >>I just installed RedHat 8.0 on a system with the following set-up:
> >>
> >>MSI MS-694T Pro Motherboard
> >>VIA C3 1GHz (EzraT core) CPU
> >>256MB SDRAM PC133
> >>Vodoo3 Graphics card
> >>IBM 20GB HD
> >>
> >>And everything is running really really slowly! :( It feels
> >>like I am running it on a Pentium 60MHz CPU ...
> >>
> >>Have any of you experienced anything like this before? All
> >>I hope is that this is possible to solve, and without compiling
> >>a new kernel... :)
> >>
> >>All help is appreciated! :)
> >>    
> >>
> I'm not familiar with the motherboard models, but I'd bet you are running a
> PCI video card?
> I have a few PentiumII boxes (350, 400, 450 Mhz) running with PCI video 
> cards,
> they definitely feel very slow with X, but are just fine for web 
> servers, file servers,
> firewalls, routers, dhcpcd servers, print servers, mail servers, and 
> command line tools.
> 
> I would suggest trying a simpler window manager, like maybe windowmaker.
> (Since I know that it comes with RH8, and I've used it and it seems to 
> work well,
> it is much faster and simpler on older hardware).
> 
> -Ben.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 



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