Windows 7 RC

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4743hudsonj wrote: »

it is faster in its responses due to its management of allocating cpu and ram to specific tasks. not allowing anyone program to bottleneck the system, only itself

thats why people view it as faster

plus it does actually use less resources in my case so it allows more for other programs t work with

oh and boot times are better

i do realise those bencmarks say otherwise but after all, its how it feels that the end user will be more concerned about, most people will like it aslong as it seems faster to them

its a placebo for vista:beer:

There have been a lot of changes implimented in 7 to reduce GDI locks and how DWM handles memory allocations for applications, with more operations being diverted to the GPU instead of the CPU to improve the overall responsiveness of the desktop. Those factors are complicated to compare performance wise and aren't in any way indicative of real world use, which is why you shouldn't take benchmarks as gospel

4743hudsonj

anewhope wrote: »

There have been a lot of changes implimented in 7 to reduce GDI locks and how DWM handles memory allocations for applications, with more operations being diverted to the GPU instead of the CPU to improve the overall responsiveness of the desktop. Those factors are complicated to compare performance wise and aren't in any way indicative of real world use, which is why you shouldn't take benchmarks as gospel

a very in detailed version of what i was trying to say:T

as far as im concerned its a welcome step in the right direction