On 12/10/06, Matt Beals <matt@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Only my opinion here, but discs are always the slowest part of the system as a general rule. The Dell Inspiron 2200 I'm writing this on is slower than the Vaio my Dad uses even though the Vaio has a slower processor. He's got a SATA hard drive in that little laptop. My Dell is only a ATA100 5400RPM drive. You've got to get it off the disc before anything else can happen...
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