Interrupts/Sec

Windows Vista

Interrupts/Sec

Posted by admin on Sep 21st, 2006

I have an AMD 5200 Dual Core Processor running on an ASUS M2N32SLi Deluxe Mboard with Vista Ultimate 64bit with 2gb ram, 750gb HD and Nvidia 7950 GFX. I have just run the 'Generate a system health report' from within the 'Performance Information and Tools' Program which is within 'Control Panel'.I had a WARNING appear in red in the Diagnostics Report which appears as Informational...it reads: 'High average interrupts / processor. This machine has 2 processors and 10 network cards. Total interrupts/sec on the machine is 16450. The average interrupts per processor per sec is 8225.'Now I only have a standard mboard with 1 wireless and 2 ethernet ports so I don't know where it gets this 10 network cards from? Can anyone shed any light on this plz?

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  1. anonymous Says:

    I have this same issue with my laptop, but only after it restarts. It will run the CPU between 20% and 70% for several hours after a restart. It eventually dies down and I can work normally. From my report "Total Interrupts/sec on the machine is 138417. The average interrupts per processor per sec is 138417."Hardware: AMD Athlon 64 mobile, 1.5 GB memory, 80 GB 7200rpm drive, ATI Radeon Express 200M video, Vista Business. clking clking's Profile: forums.techarena.in/member.php?userid=23170 View this thread: forums.techarena.in/showthread.php?t=700656forums.techarena.in

  2. anonymous Says:

    Try going into the BIOS and turning off your IEEE 1394 port if you are not using it. This solved my problem with and ASUS A8NSLI Premium with Vista Ultimate 64bit. Bob "Tony A" wrote:

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