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Drunk
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posted 12-12-2000 06:20 AM


I am currently running a P-II 333 with Win 95 and 160 meg of ram. When i boot my pc it says i have 74% resources free, is this about the correct reading? should it be up there in the high 80's? If i tweaked windows would i see a major increase in perfomance and if i did tweak windows would my pc become less stable?

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snicker
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posted 12-12-2000 01:51 PM


Upgrading to Win98 would make your more stable and efficient. I highly recommend getting rid of Win95.

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Wingy
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posted 12-12-2000 06:54 PM


Drunk,
I'm running a PII 350 with 64megs of ram. When I boot up I start in the 80's with system resources. It must be because of Windows 98.

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