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What's the point of Intel Turbo Memory w/ User Pinning power saving benefits if they are taken back ITMService 50% cpu usage on startup?

idata — Sun, 29 Aug 2010 13:51:13 GMT

The ITMService likes to chew up cpu usage for hours on end- which I'd imagine Intel is aware of as it's probably doing some routine as designed- but this is ridiculous.

Was this product simply a toy conceived to work on ReadyBoost and ReadyDrive Windows technologies intended for USB flash drives and hybrid drive persistent storage or is Intel going to actively think of ways to make their product benefecial?

Frankly, I'd never buy an intel SSD for the simple reason that this mini attempt at inking out performance from persistent storage makes me wonder why I purchased it.

In short: make Intel Turbo Memory cards work smarter

Re: What's the point of Intel Turbo Memory w/ User Pinning power saving benefits if they are taken back ITMService 50% cpu usage on startup?

MBall5 — Wed, 29 Sep 2010 18:23:07 GMT

Please note that the Intel® turbo memory is not handled trough this channel, please contact your system manufacturer for further assistance

Re: What's the point of Intel Turbo Memory w/ User Pinning power saving benefits if they are taken back ITMService 50% cpu usage on startup?

idata — Wed, 29 Sep 2010 19:17:20 GMT

I purchased my ITM card aftermarket. I guess no one supports it

Re: What's the point of Intel Turbo Memory w/ User Pinning power saving benefits if they are taken back ITMService 50% cpu usage on startup?

idata — Sun, 28 Nov 2010 19:32:31 GMT

ITMService.exe se come más del 50% de la CPU ¿que hay que desinstalar para solucionar esto?

Saludos

José Flores