Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 4th Feb 2009 19:58 UTC, submitted by M-Saunders
Benchmarks So Windows 7 is supposed to be screaming fast, right? Anecdotal accounts report it booting quicker and feeling snappier than Vista, but the proof is in stats. TuxRadar has benchmarked Windows 7 against Vista and Ubuntu Linux, comparing install time, disk space usage, boot speeds and filesystem performance. The graphs also show how the sparkly ext4 filesystem compares against its older brother.
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RE[2]: Nobody needs to tell me
by trenchsol on Fri 6th Feb 2009 14:49 UTC in reply to "RE: Nobody needs to tell me"
trenchsol
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2006-12-07

My notebook is 2004 model. I could replace it, but why ? To run Vista or Win 7 ? I don't think I need that. The resources needed by an OS are very important for performance. Consider a possibility of running one or more virtual machines. If OS eats up all the resources VM's would crawl.

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