Post by wa4mit on Jan 24, 2022 22:15:47 GMT
Hello I am a long time user and supporter of JTDX in 2021 I upgraded my computer to a better MB and CPU to include a AMD Ryzen 5 3600 with 16GB of ram and a Nvidia GTX760 video card OS is Windows 10 with all updates. I do not run a bunch of junk on computer and recently started using only the logging part of HRD while operating FT8 with rig control from JTDX (no HRD rig control). My problem is I still get high LAG readings with any of the newer revisions anything in the upper 150 range.
I can use JTDX 2.2.0 RC152 and maintain reasonable lag readings less than .4 for most decode sequences. With JTDX 158 lag readings are always into the +1`s to as high as 4. Looking at Task manager during decode sessions shows brief CPU use at a max of 45% with memory being steady a around 30%. I have included some screen shots. Some of my JTDX setting are: Auto seq to 3, threads to auto, qso sensitivity to Medium, decoder sensitivity to low thresholds, decoder cycles to 2, swl cycles to 2.
Any suggestions other than lower the sensitivity which would seem to me to be the reason to use JTDX and the newer versions would be appreciated.
Thanks Morris WA4MIT
I can use JTDX 2.2.0 RC152 and maintain reasonable lag readings less than .4 for most decode sequences. With JTDX 158 lag readings are always into the +1`s to as high as 4. Looking at Task manager during decode sessions shows brief CPU use at a max of 45% with memory being steady a around 30%. I have included some screen shots. Some of my JTDX setting are: Auto seq to 3, threads to auto, qso sensitivity to Medium, decoder sensitivity to low thresholds, decoder cycles to 2, swl cycles to 2.
Any suggestions other than lower the sensitivity which would seem to me to be the reason to use JTDX and the newer versions would be appreciated.
Thanks Morris WA4MIT
