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21 Oct 2019 19:24 #148486 by Leon82

Just got a computer given to me. It was an Asus M2N-MX-SE-PLUS motherboard, AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 5000+ 2.61 GHz, and 2 GB of RAM. I know this computer is approximately 13 years old. Am I wasting time with this unit?

Thanks,
JuniorC


I use an m2n sli deluxe with athalon 64 quad core and it is at about 30k plus or minus jitter. All bios options I have disabled

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21 Oct 2019 21:04 #148492 by JuniorC
What is a good range on the jitter

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21 Oct 2019 21:43 #148495 by tommylight
For software stepping (parallel port) anything under 100k is ok, preferably under 50k. It can be used even with much worse latency for sure, but it does limit the maximum steps per second and subsequently the maximum velocity of the machine.
For Mesa boards, even 200k or more is usable and it does not impact the steps/s or velocity as the steps are generated by the hardware on the Mesa boards, preferably 100k.

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23 Oct 2019 02:24 #148577 by JuniorC
Thanks for the info. I'm just now getting LinuxCNC installed. The DVD drive wasn't ready my DVD. Had to change out the drive. I'll see how the computer does on the test.

Thanks again,
JuniorC

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23 Oct 2019 03:22 #148578 by JuniorC
Everything seems to be working. I've ran the Latency test in the Live Mode. I opened some folder while it ran. Just to have other things running while it was running the test. I have attached a picture of the test.
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23 Oct 2019 19:55 #148624 by JuniorC
I installed a wireless card and was able to the internet. I opened up several windows and the Jitter increased quite a bit.

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23 Oct 2019 19:56 #148625 by JuniorC
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23 Oct 2019 21:39 #148633 by Todd Zuercher
its not unusual for a wireless networking card to have detrimental effects on latency.

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23 Oct 2019 23:42 #148659 by JuniorC
I'll try another test using an Ethernet cable to connect to the router. All the little things like this is good to know. I greatly appreciate the help.

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JuniorC

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24 Oct 2019 20:37 #148743 by JuniorC
Even after connecting to the internet via an ethernet cable the jitter is still high.
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