Nemesis881
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| System Name | Nemy's comp |
|---|---|
| Processor | AMD Athlon x2 4200+ @ 2.61ghz |
| Motherboard | ASUS A8M2N-LA |
| Cooling | 1x250mm (side), 2x120mm (one front and back), 6000+ stock cooler |
| Memory | 3Gb Corsair value select PC2-4200 (2x512mb and 2x1gb)) |
| Video Card(s) | XFX HD7770 |
| Storage | 320gb Seagate Baracuda / 160gb western digital |
| Display(s) | ASUS 19" widescreen LCD. 1440x900 |
| Case | Apevia Jupiter-JR S-Type |
| Audio Device(s) | on-board. Audigy died D; |
| Power Supply | Ultra 600W X-pro |
| Software | Vista Home Premium |
Doing a ton of video editing/converting on Windows Movie Maker tonight. Got it running in the background while it encodes/merges videos together, etc.
So I went to the task manager to set WMM to high priority to help it along while I'm doing other stuff. I right clicked on the process and the drop down menu has "virtualization" checked. It is not set to disable desktop composition or run in XP mode and neither is anything else I am running at the moment.
What exactly does it do? Should I leave it checked or unchecked?
So I went to the task manager to set WMM to high priority to help it along while I'm doing other stuff. I right clicked on the process and the drop down menu has "virtualization" checked. It is not set to disable desktop composition or run in XP mode and neither is anything else I am running at the moment.
What exactly does it do? Should I leave it checked or unchecked?
