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Hhmmm... Not too sure what to make of this. New computer has been running as per usual all day. Running on Server 2008 R2 RC1, two virtual machines are folding in hyper-V and a single GFX card client is running. Everything is normal....
I fired up handbrake and set about encoding an MKV file. Everything goes well, CPU usage jups to 100%, VMs slow down as expected, and all if fine. I opened FahMon to check the clients and noticed a 511 point WU was running a little faster than normal (~1000 ppd greater), but was at 97% completed. However, the next WU is something else entirely...
Im all for a single client giving 9000 ppd, but i know for a fact that these units typically give me closer to 6000 ppd. Interestingly, the ppd value keeps climbing if the client is left running, so something is obviously wrong. Is anyone else running Windows 7 with the latest drivers and experienced this? Im waiting for the encoding to finnish to see if i observe the same thing (which would suggest a dodgy WU), but that could be some time!
I fired up handbrake and set about encoding an MKV file. Everything goes well, CPU usage jups to 100%, VMs slow down as expected, and all if fine. I opened FahMon to check the clients and noticed a 511 point WU was running a little faster than normal (~1000 ppd greater), but was at 97% completed. However, the next WU is something else entirely...
Im all for a single client giving 9000 ppd, but i know for a fact that these units typically give me closer to 6000 ppd. Interestingly, the ppd value keeps climbing if the client is left running, so something is obviously wrong. Is anyone else running Windows 7 with the latest drivers and experienced this? Im waiting for the encoding to finnish to see if i observe the same thing (which would suggest a dodgy WU), but that could be some time!