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P4, 1.6 ghz Thinkpad, 768mb ram, 60gb HD, XPpro, connection either cable modem wired or 802.11g or 10/100E in the office, Performance is okay. Cursing and swearing still happens, but volume is low. P4, 3.06 ghz, 1gb ram, two HD's (swap on seperate drive), XPpro, connection is cable modem wired, performance is decent. Still slow to start, but it's java. PIII, 1ghz, 768mb ram, two HD's (swap on seperate drive), XPpro, connection is 10/100E, performance is poor. Cursing and swearing is continous, loud and deserved. I think this 'should' be enough PC, but it's really not. It should go without saying, but the latter example is my desktop at work and the first two are personal machines. In all cases direct usage of CODE is great! In the old days of OS/2 there was a java stub that you could start at boot time, and doing so made all the java stuff thereafter load much faster. It got the jvm loaded up, and it stayed running. We need that kind of thing again IMHO. Get a P4, if at all possible. Get 1gb RAM. I know on a personal basis that productivity goes down as frustration goes up. More coding errors happen when you're frustrated, as well. Happy code comes from happy programmers, but reality sometimes bytes. -----Original Message----- From: Malchow, Grizzly [mailto:GMalchow@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2003 6:06 AM To: code400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: Performance increase with PC upgrade Hello, I'm have WDS installed on my PC and the performance is extremely sluggish. It takes about 2 minutes to start WDS and response after that is slow. Also if I am running any other applications they are equally as slow. I have a 530 MHZ PIII with a 10GB hard drive with XP Pro installed. From what I've read my PC isn't really suited for running WDS. Can anyone tell me what sort of performance increase I will see if I get a new PC? I'd have to imagine anything new will be fine, but will I see a big performance increase? Griz
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