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permalink · 02-22-04, 09:35 AM

I own an X5 basic running WM2003 on a PXA255. I wonder if I am maximizing the performance of this device.

The programs I have loaded on the device are:

Wisbar Advanced
PocketMVP
Pocketnester
Bible Reader(olivetree.com)

My memory shows:
Storage Memory - 2.66mb (in use)
Program Memory - 5.75mb (in use)

What is a good amount of memory to have available to run programs?

All of my bibles, games, pictures, videos, and files are on a 64mb Lexar SD card.

Videos seem to run at full speed without skipping. I get 30 fps on pocketnester (if that is what the little number is on the bottom left corner). I tried pocketsnes (bleedingedge) but it was too slow. I even tried speedstepper (398mhz) and regking to increase the glyph cache. The games ran alittle faster, but they were too slow for me to enjoy. (test game was Madden NFL 93)

Is there anything else I can do to maximize the performance of my axim basic? I am not sure if the bus speed has increased since I upgraded to WM2003.

02-22-04, 09:35 AM	#1 (permalink)
MO98 Guest Posts: n/a	Questions for X5 basic users. I own an X5 basic running WM2003 on a PXA255. I wonder if I am maximizing the performance of this device. The programs I have loaded on the device are: Wisbar Advanced PocketMVP Pocketnester Bible Reader(olivetree.com) My memory shows: Storage Memory - 2.66mb (in use) Program Memory - 5.75mb (in use) What is a good amount of memory to have available to run programs? All of my bibles, games, pictures, videos, and files are on a 64mb Lexar SD card. Videos seem to run at full speed without skipping. I get 30 fps on pocketnester (if that is what the little number is on the bottom left corner). I tried pocketsnes (bleedingedge) but it was too slow. I even tried speedstepper (398mhz) and regking to increase the glyph cache. The games ran alittle faster, but they were too slow for me to enjoy. (test game was Madden NFL 93) Is there anything else I can do to maximize the performance of my axim basic? I am not sure if the bus speed has increased since I upgraded to WM2003.