Playback painfully jerky, slow and stuttering.

It better drop a lot or you will be ticked LOL.

Unfortunately we just don't have enough here that made the jump to Win11 to know the impacts yet.
 
At that point I would think so.

Everything in your settings in BI seems like it shouldn't be the reason.
 
Be careful about chasing ghosts. I ran BI on Win 10, i7-3770 for years just fine. Last summer the machine would freeze. Just freeze, whatever was on the display froze. Nothing in the logs. I pulled ram sticks one at a time, cleared BI and reinstalled,did a clean install of Windows several times. No change.

Got my current BI i7-6700 from eBay, installed Linux Mint on the old machine, because, why not?

That was late summer, the old BI machine, running Linux Mint is my daily driver, has zero issues, and I run the BI machine headless with RDP.

While I think your graphics and CPU is running high, it works, and may be Win 11.

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TVille said:
That was late summer, the old BI machine, running Linux Mint is my daily driver, has zero issues, and I run the BI machine headless with RDP.
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So you're saying you replaced an aging system with a new system. Ok, not sure why that's a surprising conclusion. Am I missing something? How many cameras are you running on it? And what's the performance like on idle while the console window is open - and when playing back a mainstream recording?

I don't think this is chasing ghosts, I'm very concerned about the fact that I've got a late-gen system that can barely keep up with 7 cameras because I want to add a few more. Not to mention that it's being extremely unpredictable.
Yesterday I was seeing barely any performance hit with RDP, now look at the performance between RDP and Parsec.

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Parsec - Console window open vs Parsec - console window closed.

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RDP - Console window open vs. RDP - Console window Closed
 
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TVille said:
Be careful about chasing ghosts. I ran BI on Win 10, i7-3770 for years just fine. Last summer the machine would freeze. Just freeze, whatever was on the display froze. Nothing in the logs. I pulled ram sticks one at a time, cleared BI and reinstalled,did a clean install of Windows several times. No change.

Got my current BI i7-6700 from eBay, installed Linux Mint on the old machine, because, why not?
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I had that experience on my i7-3770. just freeze, whatever was on the display. chased a few ghosts ram sticks, graphics card, the SMR WD blues were only part of the problem, they really sucked at playback. fucking horrible.
Now here it sits under my desk, looking longingly at me, as if to ask Linux Mint? LOL
 
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I pulled it from service. went for a higher performing 6 core CPU with lower energy costs ....Hp Elitedesk g4-800 i5-8500 with WD purp drive and a little help from fenderman on the right graphics driver to stop the hiccups it had initially. the March 23rd 2020 or 2019 driver at nvidia. That did the trick with my version of Intel graphics.
 
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im sorry. not nvidia driver, intel graphics driver roll back
 
i'll tell you what thought, this old i5-4590 Optiplex is my daily driver, running everything that is my whole life, You tube, web surfing, printing, quick books...and BI was added later, for shits and giggles, havent had any hiccups with it....on 9 cams
 
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your 11th generation graphics driver will differ from the UHD 630 on my CPU.
lemme check on the google machine
 
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