Hi. Out of topic for this group, but there may be some of you who are interested. SAQ, 17.2 kHz will transmit today starting at 1130 UTC with tuning and sending message at 1200

The last... Only because we can't visualise more. Given some future capability to discriminate az/el of arrival, a total 5D would be informative. Meanwhile... 1) An automatic "phase-out" of the

Thanks very much jdow, for your very detailed information. Just a thought, are there adaptors that can plug into a say a usb2 port and convert it to a usb3 port or will there be no

Looks like it's an "either/or" as specified at time of purchase. To do with either discrete or shared memory by the look of

Hi Simon Is it worth adding a small para about use of Visual Gain to calibrate the noise floor with no signal present (antenna disconnected) assuming that's a valid method, and so also therefore a

Hi, I expect you can disable the NVIDIA GPU from BIOS, then I expect the video recorder to work. Why put a GPU in a PC when the GPU is no better than the CPU’s own graphics? I don’t get

Hi Bob, The fact is when I tick the corresponding feature from the 'display' menu, CUDA is enabled ! At least it is shown as enabled. See attachment. I can also use OpenCL, as expected. Maybe Simon

Hi All, Following Conrad’s thread I’ve updated Software Defined Radio (sdr-radio.com) so if there are any questions let me know and I’ll add more text or diagrams. Simon Brown,

Patrick, That’s interesting – they’ve added NVIDIA® GeForce® MX350 even though you have Iris graphics, this is why CUDA options are available. UserBenchmark: Intel Iris Xe vs Nvidia

That’s 100% correct, see my next post! Simon Brown, G4ELI https://www.sdr-radio.com

Ah, nope - if you have all USB2 devices on the bus a USB3 port is not a solution except MAYBE in very marginal cases. If the ELAD is USB 3 (blue tongues) then it may make a major

Unfortunately I do not have a pointer to it. The short version with regards to USB 3 with attached USB 2 devices (or USB 2 with attached USB 1 or 1.1 devices) involves time rather than

On USB2 I have found that it is rare to be able to write faster than 10 MB/S. On top of that you are trying to read another 20 or more MB/S reading from your source. It isn't going to

Hi Nick, Thanks for this information, I actually forgot how to get to the “write-caching” properties to make sure nothing had changed, thanks for that. I did set this way back when I brought

Here's a GPU-Z screen shot for an integrated Intel Xe graphics for an Intel i7-1165G7. You can see that CUDA is not supported, but OpenCL is.

CUDA is proprietary to nVidia. CUDA does not exist on Intel Xe graphics. You can use OpenCL. Bob, W4RLS

Is this the age-old "write-caching" problem, James? Itsnags me every year or two. Bring up Properties for your drive in (right-click on it in Explorer),Hardware tab, highlight the drive, Properites

Thanks Max, I hope Joanne can point me to her excellent post, would love to read this and learn more.

Thanks for the quick reply jdow, it appears I have usb2 ports, so after reading what Max and yourself mention, this may well be my issue. So, I guess for now, I have to save to my c drive. Thanks

Hi James. I guess one would need to know what is exact external drive make/model and how is it connected to the PC? Many PCs still have a mix of USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 ports. It's very easy to plug a USB