Hi guys!
I'm with the iATKOS L2 updated to version 10.7.5 and since I installed, I was never able to boot successfully without using the command arch=i386. Giving this command, the system is able to boot without errors, but with a lag is unbearable in the mouse and in the whole system. Recognizes the 16GB memory that I have, the 12 processor threads that I have the video and sound drivers, but gets a lag that is almost unusable.
Now using the command arch=i386 combined with the cpus=1 command the system runs perfectly, it flows very well, but only using one core processing. I did a test by installing the game Counter Strike Global Offensive through Steam and got less than 5fps, apparently with the same lag that gave in the mouse. I installed the game UberStrike through AppStore and although much lighter, flowed very well in the system. I presume that the problem of CS: GO is the lack of the other cores, and I suppose that future problems with other games / programs occur due to use only one core.
What should I do to get into the system without using the command arch=i386 cpus = 1 and? Or should I ask why should I use these two commands? At least the command cpus=1 I believe it is responsible for "castrating" the performance of my machine.
Computer Settings:
Motherboard: DX79SI
Processor: Core i7 3960X - 3.30 ~ 3.90ghz (turbo boost) with 6 colors in HT (12 threads in total) and 15mb of L3 cache
Memory: 16GB RAM (4x4Gb) DDR 3 1600mhz quad channel
HD1: 96GB Kingston SSD
HD2: Seagate 1TB
Video card: GeForce GTX 560 with 1GB of memory
Sound Card: Onboard; ALC842 (get work normally)
Thank you all!
I'm with the iATKOS L2 updated to version 10.7.5 and since I installed, I was never able to boot successfully without using the command arch=i386. Giving this command, the system is able to boot without errors, but with a lag is unbearable in the mouse and in the whole system. Recognizes the 16GB memory that I have, the 12 processor threads that I have the video and sound drivers, but gets a lag that is almost unusable.
Now using the command arch=i386 combined with the cpus=1 command the system runs perfectly, it flows very well, but only using one core processing. I did a test by installing the game Counter Strike Global Offensive through Steam and got less than 5fps, apparently with the same lag that gave in the mouse. I installed the game UberStrike through AppStore and although much lighter, flowed very well in the system. I presume that the problem of CS: GO is the lack of the other cores, and I suppose that future problems with other games / programs occur due to use only one core.
What should I do to get into the system without using the command arch=i386 cpus = 1 and? Or should I ask why should I use these two commands? At least the command cpus=1 I believe it is responsible for "castrating" the performance of my machine.
Computer Settings:
Motherboard: DX79SI
Processor: Core i7 3960X - 3.30 ~ 3.90ghz (turbo boost) with 6 colors in HT (12 threads in total) and 15mb of L3 cache
Memory: 16GB RAM (4x4Gb) DDR 3 1600mhz quad channel
HD1: 96GB Kingston SSD
HD2: Seagate 1TB
Video card: GeForce GTX 560 with 1GB of memory
Sound Card: Onboard; ALC842 (get work normally)
Thank you all!
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