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  1. 20th Sep 2004 05:02 #1
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    is there anything that you guys can think of (registry, biosm process, virus) that can slow down my dma transfer, ive checked the obvious in my bios and computer mgmt, but still can't find any problems with it,is there anythg else?...holla back
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    If your running an Intel Chipset I would recommend you download Intel Application Accelerator fromtheir website, install and run it. IF anything has changed in your registry settings that would fix it. I'm not aware of any virus that would attack DMA settings. What makes you think you are not running in DMA mode ?.
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    cool..i will download the tool and run the check, what makes me think that so is sometime back i posted a question about what can be sllowing down my comp, and that was one sugeestion, i only wanted to make sure it was not so....
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