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Re: Getting the most out of a MMX system

Years ago I had a 233 MHZ k6 which actually run faster at 75x3 then at 66x3.5. I guess if you could get the system to 275 mhz it would fly, but that is rather unlikely. I don't think that Intel S7 processors understood multipliers bigger then 3.5, but I don't think so. High FSB can result in a big …

Re: Pentium III Tualatin Adventures

Illinois, Kemet, Cornell. Even some Taiwanese brands like Teapo and Taicon are okay for certain applications. The problem begins when device manufacturers sacrifice performance requirements for cost reduction. Maybe to get 15 years of service life, you can use those Taicon or Teapo caps. Reputable …

Re: Raspberry Pi 3 SoftSynth Box [Buildlog]

The Python ALSA API allows you to select internal MIDI routing points by label, but I suspect you're right in terms of making this whole thing straightforward. I've experimented with using JACK as a sound server (it's actually pretty much required when I have my MIDI/DAC/ADC module plugged in) and I …

Re: Emulating MT-32 on an RPi2

It does in my case, only the last few letters can be cut off. 20x2 is desired as you point out, but there's really no change in terms of the hardware interface as it's all serially encoded. Do you have a separate decoder for messages and the channel indicator LEDs or have you plumbed into the …

Re: Raspberry Pi 3 SoftSynth Box [Buildlog]

mcobit wrote: Right now I am starting/killing processes. Also helps with hanging notes if a specific synth doesn't get a note off after switching. Having all synths running seems too resource hungry and more unreliable. This can be done with a MIDI reset SYSEX. I have the requisite file if you want …

Re: Why the heck is my wi-fi so slow?

in Milliways
Maybe my knowledge is out of date but I thought you needed a crossover cable to do this?? Anyway I'm trying to speed things up for all uses (e.g. watching videos on the couch across the room or streaming audio around with minimal latency), not just this specific case of copying files. Modern …

Re: Why the heck is my wi-fi so slow?

in Milliways
Wifi is not that fast, in the best of setups. It can't even match the speed of good Internet (100M+) in most cases. Wired Gigabit is only 110MB/s with a really good switch. The best wireless I've seen is around 4-6MB/s, but usually slower on large transfers. With large transfers it gets good and …

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