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Have you executed top command to check which process is taking most of CPU Cycles?...
- 03-25-2009 #11
Hi and Welcome !
Have you executed top command to check which process is taking most of CPU Cycles?It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit.
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- 03-25-2009 #12Just Joined!
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Yes I did it, and it is Xorg.
- 03-25-2009 #13
It looks like Hardware drivers option haven't installed correct driver. Re-install Driver using envy. Its available in Ubuntu Sources.
Either use its Graphical Interface or execute envyng command in Terminal. Remove existing driver and re-install again.Code:sudo apt-get install envyng-gtk
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- 03-26-2009 #14Just Joined!
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Sorry Casper, I was using Vista for not overload the CPU, but I start Mint again, Xorg is using 10 - 15 % of CPU, even if firefox open. It is the correct value?
Thanks.
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Hi Casper,
I still have problem with Xorg. I installed envyng and removed the drive. I installed recommended drive ( old version ), but the problem persist.
Do you have any more idea?
Thanks.
- 12-02-2009 #16Just Joined!
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I had similar problem with Linux mint 7. I usually like to stay one release behind on what ever distro I am using in order to avoid immediate release bugs.
anyways.
When you go to Start (menu) > Administration > Hardware Drives.
It recommends that you use NVIDIA drive (version 180) [Recommended]
So that is what I did. So I noticed that my cpu never droped below 50% in Idle.
I went back and changed the driver to NVIDIA driver (version 173).
since then my idle CPU is around 3 to 5 %.


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