i was just curious on how your computer acts after formating, i've heard from a few people that your pc just seems to run slower after formatting.
i was just curious on how your computer acts after formating, i've heard from a few people that your pc just seems to run slower after formatting.
guns dont kill people, abortion clinics kill people.
formating? making it run slower?
i though it was a general cure all?
i've never experienced a slowdown after formating, and besides it defys logic anyways.
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defy's logic???
i dont know, i just asked because i was thinking about formatting and heard from a couple of people that their pc's just seemed to run slower.....thanks for the feedback
guns dont kill people, abortion clinics kill people.
Formatting in and of itself should have no performance effect. What some people probably experience is some difference in the way their os is setup when they reinstall. There are lots of performance features, virtual memory for example, which might be set up differently without the average computer user knowing.
It is possible!
If you make a mistake and install real mode drivers instead of protected mode drivers.
I did this once and took a real performance hit! It took me a week to fiqure it out though.
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That's what I mean. That's part of the os install, not part of the format per se.Originally posted by Bajanine
If you make a mistake and install real mode drivers instead of protected mode drivers.
I did this once and took a real performance hit! It took me a week to fiqure it out though.
