so whats the final "performance" verdict for vista?
so whats the final "performance" verdict for vista?
"programs" or "background services" ???
Hi Dan..
On Windows 2000, XP workstations.. I've always choose programs vice background services.
On Vista.. the same thing...

On Windows 2000, XP workstations.. I've always choose programs vice background services.
On Vista.. the same thing...

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The default of "Programs" is optimal for the end user, it focuses resources such as memory and CPU power to foreground applications.
"background Services" is a setting more for if you run a computer as a dedicated server, running a shared component such as SQL to serve up a database to the rest of the network....the computer will dedicate more memory and CPU power to the "service".
"background Services" is a setting more for if you run a computer as a dedicated server, running a shared component such as SQL to serve up a database to the rest of the network....the computer will dedicate more memory and CPU power to the "service".
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yosc, ftmfw!yeoldestonecat wrote:the default of "programs" is optimal for the end user, it focuses resources such as memory and cpu power to foreground applications.
"background services" is a setting more for if you run a computer as a dedicated server, running a shared component such as sql to serve up a database to the rest of the network....the computer will dedicate more memory and cpu power to the "service".
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Following along with the acronyms - and just had to laugh as this seemed like a good quote to end the thread.....ljcfeixiang wrote:where can I find this software?

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