Most Popular. New Releases. Desktop Enhancements. Networking Software. Trending from CNET. Download Now. Editors' Review Download. Full Specifications. What's new in version 6. LatencyMon would not start a second time Windows 10 version number displayed Several minor updates and changes have been applied. Release July 22, Date Added July 22, Version 6. Operating Systems. Additional Requirements None.
Total Downloads 44, Some changes have been applied to the user interface of LatencyMon to improve its appearance. Customazible column orders. The professional edition now allows you to change the order of columns in views. Select all and unselect all buttons. Clipboard support on views. All views now offer the option to copy items to the clipboard.
Text corrections. Some text corrections have been made to the report views. Unspecified updates and changes. Several minor updates and changes have been applied to the software which are not specified.
The following changes were made to LatencyMon 6. Bug Fixed: LatencyMon would not start a second time. On the latest versions of Windows 10, LatencyMon would display an error message after the monitor was stopped and then started again. Windows 10 version number displayed. When running on Windows 10, the Windows build number is now displayed along with the version number.
Bug Fixed: LatencyMon could produce error message and stop working. Because of a bug, LatencyMon could throw an error message or stop working without any notice. Bug Fixed: hard pagefaults not traced to process. In certain cases, hard pagefaults could not be traced back to the process in which they occurred.
Hard pagefault measurings incorrect. On the latest versions of Windows 10, hard pagefault resolution times could be misreported. This version of LatencyMon no longer displays hard pagefault resolution times. Minor changes and updates. Several minor changes and updates have been applied to the software which are not described in detail.
Bug fixed: CPU Speed misreported. CPU Speed is no longer calculated or reported. Bug fixed: access violation. LatencyMon could display an access violation message when starting up the program.
Default settings. The configuration options now include a button that allows you to restore default settings. LatencyMon now supports Windows Operating system information for the latest Windows versions is now properly displayed in the system information view. Bug fixed: product, description and company names empty.
In the process view, many product, description company names remained empty. Minor updates and corrections. Minor updates and corrections have been applied to the software. Support for Windows 8. In Depth Latency Tests. A new utility called In Depth Latency Tests has been added which allows you to perform tight loop latency tests that are best performed without running anything else in the background.
Instead this functionality is now provided by the new In Depth Latency Tests utility. Driver view now also displays file version information. Updated Resplendence website September 17, We have updated the Resplendence website with new navigation menus, styles, fonts and content. As before, you should be able to find everything you need. Your comments and suggestions are welcome. Registrar Registry Manager updated to v 8.
Registrar Registry Manager has been updated to v 8. To check what's new click here. To see what's changed, click here. LatencyMon updated to v 6. LatencyMon has been updated to v 6.
Some problems have been fixed. WhySoSlow updated to v 1. WhySoSlow has been updated to v 1. This version comes with some important bug fixes and changes. This version fixes a problem with icons on several toolbars. This version offers several new features and addresses some problems that were reported.
Undeluxe v 3. Among other things, this version comes with improved security. WhoCrashed v 6. This version comes with several improvements. Registrar Registry Manager v 8.
This version comes with major improvements and bug fixes. WhySoSlow v 1. This version comes with some important bug fixes. Privacy statement updated June 1, The privacy statement of the Resplendence website has been updated.
A few problems have been fixed. WhoCrashed v6 has been released. This version offers some great new features such as support for the latest Windows editions, in-depth crash dump analysis and support for the latest published bug check descriptions. Threads with higher priority will be given a longer execution time also known as quantum or time slice than threads with a lower priority.
However the kernel also knows other types of units of execution known as interrupt service routines ISRs. Devices connected to the system may interrupt on a connected CPU and cause their interrupt service routines to execute. An interrupt can occur on the same processor that an audio program is running on. Any thread that was running on the processor on which an interrupt occurred will be temporarily halted regardless of its priority.
The DPC will most likely run immediately on the same processor which means the audio application will halt until both the ISR and the DPC routines have finished execution.
If execution time gets too high, the audio program may be unable to deliver audio buffers to the hardware in a timely manner. About hard pagefaults. Windows uses a concept of virtual memory which relies on the page translation system provided by the CPU.
0コメント