Author: Mike Byrne
Date: 16:35:47 01/31/06
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On January 31, 2006 at 16:40:18, Richard Sutherland wrote: >On January 31, 2006 at 12:32:21, Laurence Chen wrote: > >>From what I can see, it does not speed up Windows at all. It only allows you to >>change time delay of folders or mouse clicks to a shorter time length. Think >>like this, if you have a car with a 4 cylinder engine, you are you to tell me >>that you make your 4 cylinder engine perform faster than a ferrari engine >>without adding more cylinders or power to the engine. Yea! I would like to see >>this happen. Same thing with Windows speeding up. It is the processor which >>determines the speed of the PC. Unless you overclock it, you won't see it much >>faster. > > > >Of course, that site is not saying it would make your 4 cylinder go faster than >a ferrari, it's saying that if you oil the hinges, you'll be able to open the >doors faster. :) Agreed - no real impact on the engine - but the doors will be well greased -- good analogy. The chess elo impact will be zilch - but it might make winodws seem more responsive by cutting out all those delays and the quicker loading. An interesting read.
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