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You can only make these comparisons on the exact same hardware.Quote:
Originally Posted by Turbocom
Why is everyone so worried about boot times anyway? They mean nothing... I only reboot my computer one a month anyway...And so what if I lose 30 seconsif I had that much time anyway...
Boot times may be critical if you have servers running or something
...But that's highly unlikely that you'd have an important server running on you home PC.
No, it's not important to have, but it's nice to be able to restart your computer and be back at the desktop in under 30 seconds
Boot times are totally not important on servers. My dell poweredge server spends atleast 1-2minutes in the BIOS powering up and checking individual components. Takes about another minute to load the VMWare ESXi kernel and it has a staggered startup of the VMs on the system. So in total for the last machine in the VM startup queue it can take anywhere from around 6-8 minutes before it finally starts. Specalist servers involving large disributed raid arrays and sever clusters can take significantly longer before they are brought online. Although, currently my physical server has a uptime of over 120 days, which is quite low for a server.
Anyway, my desktop:
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And of course your all legal there Tomm ;)
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I like it, IDC if you don't.
Why have a lock icon on your desktop? Surely Windows Key + L is A LOT quicker? O_o