To get some idea of what the processes were doing, I used Process Monitor, and added a filter to show only activities from "eclipse.exe". Collecting data from 15 seconds and typing some data in a file generated 12629 events (842 events/sec). 11304 of these (89%) were registry calls to HKLM\SOFTWARE\NVIDIA Corporation\Global\NVTweak\DisableWindowCaching. WTF?
Googling around a little proved that I'm not alone. Some related links:
I solved the problem by creating the registry key with a DWORD value of 0. Now everything goes much faster...
1 comment:
Brilliant!
My PC had slowed to a death crawl and I couldn't sort it out - and then I suspected nView.
Windows were slow to open, slow to respond and Visual Studio 2010 was almost unusable.
A quick Google later, I arrived at your blog post and now that I've disabled nView and added the registry entry it seems to be back up and running again.
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