Win2K RC3, Max and SBLive on Dual CPU

[VooDooD]

I don't suppose there's anyone out there running Win2K RC3 with a dual CPU machine and an SBLive!???? For some reason I'm getting unacceptable slow down which I can only attribute to the soundcard. Has anyone else experienced problems with this config??

[Chucky Cheese]

VooDooD,

i plan on being there shortly. all i have is rc2 though. i'll monitor this thread and let you know of any anomalies i experience. the boot drive on this bad boy is split in half to accomodate win2k. here is my hardware:

Motherboard: AMI MegaRUM II, dual 600Mhz Pentium III processors (installed), /w512 L2 Cache each. 512 Mb of PC100, 8ns memory. Symbios Logic 53C896 U2W SCSI controllers. Intel 443GX Xeon chipset.

SCSI I/O:

Channel 1(LVD/Ultra2): 1 Seagate LVD Cheetah 18LP, ST39103LW(BOOT w/1meg. cache), and 3 Seagate Cheetah 9LP, ST34502LW Ultra2 Wide LVD SCSI-3 hard Drives, each with 512k cache.

Channel 2(SE): JAZ 2GB internal, Plex-Writer 8/20, Pioneer DVD-303s ultra-scsi DVD reader and 2 UltraPlex-Wide 17/40 speed CD-ROM drives.

USB: USB Zip Drive.

Networking: The network adapter is a 3Com 3C509B-TX PCI adapter and a US Robotics Courier V.Everything 33.6/28.8/x2/V.90 internal ISA modem.

Video: Matrox G400 Max with Dual Head. The primary display is a Panasonic PanaSync E21, .25-dot pitch, 20" viewable; the secondary display is a Viewsonic flat panel display model VP150.

Multi-media: Creative Labs Sound Blaster Live PCI Bus Mastering sound card. Speaker system is the Cambridge Works FPS2000 Digital speaker system.

in win98 my live and the g400 share irq 11 and there are no problems...i mean none...all my games run smooth at 1280x1024 32 bit.

anyways i'll keep you posted...later

chucky