Thanks again for a great program, just a little suggestion

The program usually works very well & draws less than 1% of one CPU
core when the programs window is minimized,
but when you open/maximize the program's window it draws ridiculous
amounts of CPU, between 20-100% of one CPU core. (on Windows XP)

There must be some serious mistakes in the programming causing
this, or is this behavior because the program is written in java ?

Could this be fixed, for example if you let people choose how often
the program refreshes the programs window on the screen ?

If you for example let people choose between a refresh rate of something like every
100 millisecond to 2000 millisecond could you then get the program
to work better & use less CPU power when the programs window is
maximized/open ?

Could this be fixed in the next version of the program, so that it is possible
to setup the program (FRD), so it always is using below a maximum of 5%(or so)
of one CPU core ?

> Thanks again for a great program, just a little
> suggestion
>
> The program usually works very well & draws less
> than 1% of one CPU
> core when the programs window is minimized,
> but when you open/maximize the program's window it
> draws ridiculous
> amounts of CPU, between 20-100% of one CPU core.
> (on Windows XP)

It depends on many things.
- if you have directx draw hardware acceleration enabled properly
- how many links you have in the queue
- your screen resolution

> There must be some serious mistakes in the
> programming causing
> this, or is this behavior because the program is
> written in java ?
>
It has nothing to do with Java.

> Could this be fixed, for example if you let people
> choose how often
> the program refreshes the programs window on the
> screen ?

I don't plan such feature. You can always minimize it.

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