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Old 08-24-2006
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I have a DVD-RW and whenever I burn music onto my computer or cd it takes unusually long, slows down other programs, and when I try and listen to other music in my library it comes out very slow and choppy.
There shouldnt be a memory issue, I have a gig of ram and a 2.5ghz CPU.
Whats the problem? ;__;
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What is your virtual RAM setting?

Right click My Compter > properties > advanced tab > Performance > Settings > advanced tab > change button.


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Your virtual memory settings looks just fine.

What kind of sound card do you have Daveo?


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Just the onboard sound card.

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