For each device where the tab exists, click on the tab and disable the option "Allow The Computer To Turn This Device Off To Save Power".
Right click on each USB Device and check for a "Power Management" tab. #4: In your Device Manager, find the "USB Devices" category and expand it. Everything should be at "100%" or "High Performance" or "Power Saving Feature Off". #3: Open the "Advanced Settings" for the mode you selected in #3, and go through every option, disabling every power-saving feature you can find (including ASPM). Normally on a desktop, you would turn off the C-States and SpeedStep in the BIOS as well, but on a Dell/Lenovo/Alienware Laptop (and likely other brands as well), this causes the processor to constantly run in its slowest state rather than at its fastest. Usually, you will need to hit "View More Modes" to see it.
Go to Power Options and change to "High Performance" mode. #2: Your processor is probably turning cores on-and-off in an attempt to save as much power as possible. If you have a non-removable battery, go to your Control Panel -> Device Manager -> Microsoft ACPI-Compliant Battery Control Method and disable it. This takes a long time and causes a CPU spike. The entire system pauses to wait on the battery to calculate how much juice it has remaining. #1: Laptops, especially Dell laptops, ask the battery its status every 15 seconds or so. Laptops generally apply more power-saving settings than desktops do, both to conserve battery and to prevent heat from building up (it's difficult to dissipate heat in those small enclosures). I'll give the same procedure I used to fix my brother's laptop (and optimize my own, back when I used one). Upgrading to a different FL Studio version will not help. It's a matter of configuration.ĭon't worry, you don't have corrupted plugins (they would crash miserably rather than hang!). Even on their highest-end CPU, the same issues persist. He switched from a desktop to a nice, shiny, expensive Alienware laptop within the last month, and called me over to fix the same kind of problems you've been having. My brother runs Oxygen Beats, and I'm his personal tech-support guy as well. I'm the on-site tech support guy for PCs. Processor: Intel(R) Core i7-2670QM CPU 2.20 GHZ processing speed
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Can Anyone Help? Do you think the issue is corrupted Plugins? Should I upgrade to FL Studio 11? Is there something wrong with my computer maybe? Any help is greatly appreciated. I have read many tutorials from this forum, and from the Image Line forum that explain the methods to increasing FL Studio Performance (Changing Buffer Size, Audio settings, allowing multithreading processing, Linear Resampling, and even running every VST in Bridged Mode) but the frequent CPU spikes continure to occur. However, random and frequent spikes of CPU to 99 occur which is My issue at the moment. My CPU monitor reads 6 when Idle, and reads 30 while playing. I have each channel loaded seperately into the mixer with 3 different instances of AkustiX, and 5 different instances of Parametric EQ 2.
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I recently upgraded from a desktop PC with lower standards (same Processing speed, but everything else had lower standards) to my laptop (Specifications Below) in order to increase performance, however it seems that my laptop has more frequent CPU spikes than before.įor example, right now I am running a project in FL Studio that is running 2 instances of Nexus 2, 1 instance of Trilian, 1 instance of Kontakt 5 with EastWest Colossus as the library loaded, a Layer Channel with Trilian and Nexus as the children, and about 5 WAV Drum sample Channels loaded as well. So My problem is I have A Dell Inspiron N5110 laptop, and I run Fl Studio 10.0.9 with a Steinberg CI1 Audio Interface (has ASIO drivers)but i am having very frustrating problems with CPU overload.
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