#Eudora 7.1 email program upgrade#
#Eudora 7.1 email program software#
#Eudora 7.1 email program Pc#

Apparently that Gigabyte mb takes very kindly to overclocking - nice. It's seems like it's a heck of a lot easier now than it used to be: the compatibility with all the components is much greater and almost all of the possible issues and gotchas that one might face are addressed in forums as well as the user reviews for every motherboard and related item that are available on places like New Egg.

#Eudora 7.1 email program Pc#

It's been several years since I built a PC myself, so it should be fun. The good news for me is that someone just gave me a very nice Gigabyte motherboard and case, so I'm going to build a new quad core system.

#Eudora 7.1 email program upgrade#

As a result, I haven't felt the pressure to upgrade anywhere near as soon as in the past. No doubt that is due largely to the shift in focus to the web and the browser.

#Eudora 7.1 email program software#

However, it's also been clear to me that the demands of software have more or less plateaued over the last 3-4 years, compared to the almost exponential upward spiral of the previous decades. Of course, I'm more than ready to move on to a new PC. I've tweaking Windows installations since, well, Win 1.01 (yep, I'm really that old and that scarred - ha), so I've been able to be get very acceptable performance from this system with XP. to work on other tasks (no shortage there =:-0) while Eudora is doing, well, I wish I knew just *what*! Oh well, humans are nothing, if not adaptable, right -)? Core duo? Actually, my system is getting to be a bit of an antique: Dell Dimension 8300 / Pentium 4 3.2ghz / 1.5 gb ram / nVida Ge6200. I would also think that this will affect quite a few Win 7 / Eudora users.

Any help or hints would be greatly appreciated. I've tried all sensible compatibility mode options for starting Eudora and the problem persists.

However, the next time Eudora started, Check Mail will produce the high CPU %, etc. If I don' quit Eudora, I can Check Mail as many times as needed without any delay or high CPU %. Subsequently, Check Mail then works perfectly with all the same SSL options and it will continue to do so from this point on in that Eudora session. After 30-40 min, the Check Mail apparently times out (though there is there is no error msg), the CPU returns to normal idle and the UI is responsive. This will continue for 30 - 40 min., without letup. However, when I Check Mail, the Eudora.exe CPU usage shoots up to almost 50% (which slows dow the whole system) and UI interaction in Eudora is mostly blocked. In this case, 'Eudora's Secure Sockets when Receiving' option is configured as 'Required, Alternate Port' Eudora starts up fine in Windows 7. Hi, I'm using Windows 7 RC Build 7100 / Eudora 7.1.0.9 Count me as another Eudora 7.1.0.9 user that is experiencing problems when Eudora first tries to receive mail from an SSL account.