Guest ukbrown@newsgroups.nospam Posted September 4, 2008 Posted September 4, 2008 Have a HP server that when I start to performance test the load goes up far higher than I would expect based on previous server models. Using procexp (sysinternals) it is clear that the intelppm.sys driver is taking up to 20% of the 27^ busy CPU cycles in hardware interrupts. Been hunting and it seems that this is a processor speed/power reduction driver from Microsoft. How do I turn of it's functionality ? Thanks
Guest Wayne Posted September 4, 2008 Posted September 4, 2008 Re: intelppm.sys Type "disable intelppm.sys site:microsoft.com" into Google (minus the quotes) Wayne McGlinn Brisbane, Oz <ukbrown@newsgroups.nospam> wrote in message news:007ed00d$0$18065$c3e8da3@news.astraweb.com... > Have a HP server that when I start to performance test the load goes up > far > higher than I would expect based on previous server models. Using procexp > (sysinternals) it is clear that the intelppm.sys driver is taking up to > 20% > of the 27^ busy CPU cycles in hardware interrupts. > > Been hunting and it seems that this is a processor speed/power reduction > driver from Microsoft. How do I turn of it's functionality ? > > Thanks
Guest ukbrown@newsgroups.nospam Posted September 5, 2008 Posted September 5, 2008 Re: intelppm.sys On 4-Sep-2008, "Wayne" <wayne@briz.oz> wrote: > disable intelppm.sys site:microsoft.com Yes, and everything says only for AMD systems and do not disable on Intel, I had had a fairly good trawl through Google. Most of the stuff is on post SP3 XP issues. . BTW this is an Intel based system.
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