Author: John Pahl
Date: 16:03:49 01/12/02
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Thats great to know, thanks. Is this stuff in the cm manual or website someplace? Maybe I am just not seeing this stuff in the cm manual. Anything i read on here about cm8000 that i can not find in my manual i have been printing and putting it in the back of my cm manual. Thanks again. JP BTW: that other tip you gave me about adding a file so i could run cm well keeping cd 1 in my drive and never having to put cd 2 in worked great :) On January 12, 2002 at 13:02:16, John Merlino wrote: >On January 11, 2002 at 20:01:06, John Pahl wrote: > >>Hi, >> I am running a 333Mhz with 64meg of ram, win98. >>CM works fine for me now. >>If anything it seems slow when i use the "find mate". >>If I add more ram to the computer could I expect CM to run any differant? >> >>Thanks, >>JP > >Slightly faster, but only if you also added more hash table size to the >"Mentor" engine. You can do this by going to your USER INI file (the one in your >User folder that has the name USER.INI, where "USER" is your user name), opening >it for editing and adding: > >[mentor] >ttable_size=N > >where 'N' is the number of MEGABYTES that you want the Mentor engine to use. > >For your 64MB machine, you should be able to safely raise this to at least 16. >When and if you add more memory to your box, you can raise this value as well. >You should rarely need anything more than 32MB for your pretty slow machine, >though, unless you plan to do analysis that will last for a very long time (i.e. >hours). > >jm
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