MajorCaptSilly 03:59 PM 06-19-2009
My old laptop was getting so slow I was about to replace it. I ran a utility to check the system including the hard drive and found the IO I was getting on the hard drive was only 30 megs per second. I brought home a new 160GB Seagate drive from work and cloned my drive. I feel like I have a new computer! 62 megs per second now.
MCS
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JE3146 04:01 PM 06-19-2009
7200 rpm? If so watch your battery life tank
:-)
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MajorCaptSilly 04:09 PM 06-19-2009
Originally Posted by JE3146:
7200 rpm? If so watch your battery life tank :-)
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5400 and I'm plugged in all the time anyway. I almost bought an Intel SSD but didn't want to put that much money into a 4 year old laptop.
MCS
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shilala 04:11 PM 06-19-2009
You could take over the world with my laptop. It screams.
I use it about twice a week.
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Originally Posted by shilala:
You could take over the world with my laptop. It screams.
I use it about twice a week.
I'll trade ya mine for it.
:-)
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hotreds 06:23 PM 06-19-2009
Computers are outdated the day you buy them! It's only a matter of degree.
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MajorCaptSilly 07:08 PM 06-19-2009
Originally Posted by hotreds:
Computers are outdated the day you buy them! It's only a matter of degree.
Oh yes. I agree. However, regular maintenance and monitoring really help extend the life. I use this laptop 2-3 hours a day and it works as well as my newer, more powerful work laptop.
MCS
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shilala 10:29 PM 06-19-2009
I'm gonna shut my laptop off right this moment. I think I need a nap.
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