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Multitabling - overhating CPU and virtual memory down

Postby [email protected] » Wed Sep 12, 2012 5:27 am

Hi,
My experience with PT4 is not too good so far.
YOu have a very powerful analysis tool but I am straggling a lot with HUD.

I am multitabling 14tables on pokerstars.fr 6-max and fullring.
I am using a Sony Vaio vgn nw20zfs on windows 7 home edition - 64 bits with 4GB RAM

I decided after 2years and a half since I am using this laptop to do a compelte restore to factory settings and I am only running Pokertacker, my pokerclient, tableninja and postgreSQL the default coming with PT4.

The issues so far are listed :
1) When playing on 6-max tables, if a player is missing the stats are moved one player - so hud stats don't match event I selected correctly my player seat preferences. Is working when I join a table which is full.
2) Sometimes for some tables some HUD don't appear. I have maybe 8 tables with HUD working and 6 without HUD
3) I get messages of running low on virtual memory
4) Sometimes my laptop freeze durign 30-45 seconds and I loose all pots where I was playing, much more than the price of PT4.
5) I am having issues with the HUD. As I am mixing within a session FR and 6-max tables, when I unlock and then save layout and lock it doesn't do the same for all tables with the same name of players. The new layout is not refresh
6) Pop -up stats are at 0 in most of the cases, they are not gettign update on Live but I have soem player for which I have stats, I guess the ones I already played with before.

Do I need to buy a new laptop? Is 4GB enough ? I have been using HM1 and never experienced so many issues on the import hud real time fucntionalities.

Can you recommend which settings should I use, I just restore once againt my laptop with factory settigns and I would like to follow a clear install guide of pt4 while multitabling up to 24 tables with a 4gb ram laptop on windows 64 bits.
Should I stop using get hands while playing and loose the opportunity to get real stats from "fishes" , then Pt4 is not worthy compare to other more real time solutions ....

Please let me know the best practices for my case.
Regards,
Jesus
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Re: Multitabling - overhating CPU and virtual memory down

Postby kraada » Wed Sep 12, 2012 2:10 pm

What version of PostgreSQL do you have installed? How large is your database?

Your computer's CPU is on the lower end of our specs but I don't like the behavior you're reporting so I'd like to see what we can figure out here.
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Re: Multitabling - overhating CPU and virtual memory down

Postby [email protected] » Wed Sep 12, 2012 2:24 pm

I installed PostgreSQL with the pokertracker installer.
I didn't define any size as it wasn't asked during installation. I restored factory settings so I will need to install everything again but I guess you know better pokertracker defaults settings for PostgreSQL !
Let me know how you want to proceed, I can try to install 9.0.
Is the processor a really an issue or if I upgrade my hard drive to an ssd an the ram to 8gb everything should fly?
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Re: Multitabling - overhating CPU and virtual memory down

Postby kraada » Wed Sep 12, 2012 5:56 pm

Upgrading the hard drive and RAM will certainly help. And with a 64 bit machine we do recommend 9.0 64 bit which you can get here. As that's the easiest piece, I'd definitely say start there.
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Re: Multitabling - overhating CPU and virtual memory down

Postby [email protected] » Thu Sep 13, 2012 9:05 am

I installed yesterday postgreSQl 9 with the link you provide me and did some tuning :
is working better. I am anyway going to increase my RAM and maybe also change my HDD to a SDD. I let you know about the performance improvements !
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