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barrychh Cpu Memory Hog September 20th, 2005, 01:12 PM

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September 20th, 2005

barrychh

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Limewire 4.9.30
Most recent java
Windows xpsp2
Memory 384 MB
CPU 1000 MHz

Tried 4.9.28 hogs cpu but seems to stabliize after running for sometime. Annoying. So many updates lately it is hard to keep track of the last STABLE version of limewire. Does anyone have this information.

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