Hi
I would assume he is talking about the
EIST function which can be found in the BIOS in the
Advanced BIOS Features section.
If that doesn't work the I would advise trying to download and run dpclatency checker from
http://www.thesycon.de/deu/latency_check.shtmlIf you then find that you are getting red bars at all you have a latency problem.
The problem is easilly fixed but finding the culprit can be more troublesome. Latency is caused by bad programming generally. There are various rules for how a program should access the core and if it doesn't follow these rules it can result in the core not being released for the next operation and this causes a bottleneck that backs up. The biggest headache from our perspective is that we have to find the rogue program/driver.
The best way to tackle this is to go to
Task Manager and then in the
Processes section stop all the processes that are not required for Windows to run. If you do this one at a time until you find the one that is causing the trouble. Then depending on what it is as to how you tackle the repair.
If none of that works you would need to go to
Device Manager and disable all the devices not needed to run the system. Then you can enable them one at a time and again see which one causes the problem.
Have fun!
