Zarxrax wrote:Changing your OS isn't going to magically make everything faster.
Windows 7 is a better all-around OS though, and so I would use it for that reason.
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Zarxrax wrote:Changing your OS isn't going to magically make everything faster.
Windows 7 is a better all-around OS though, and so I would use it for that reason.
Pwolf wrote:Zarxrax wrote:Changing your OS isn't going to magically make everything faster.
Windows 7 is a better all-around OS though, and so I would use it for that reason.
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BasharOfTheAges wrote:Conventional wisdom (and a degree in computer science) tells me that, assuming a bare minimum of competency in OS design, great improvements in speed and efficiency are not likely to happen but since it's what all the anecdotes I see on the internets are saying, i feel the need to ask the simple questions. I've never though of Microsoft as the most competent OS designer, however - it's possible they actually could have improved certain aspects that were poorly designed a while back that greatly improved performance. (I say it's not impossible having, myself, just discovered and fixed a bug in decade-old code that saved several million-dollar contracts)
BasharOfTheAges wrote:One odd thing though - the install disc kinda sits there and doesn't do anything for 5 minutes twice at the very beginning of the install without any sort of notification that it hasn't just hung.
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