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This morning around 2am. You know, the 6 year old computer that I have reinstalled windows on more than 30 times. It stopped working this morning. All of a sudden I just saw red for like 60 seconds (in my brain, not the monitor... the monitor looked worse). I ripped my mouse off and threw it at the monitor and kicked my computers case. Then I went out and bought a pack of smokes...
![]() ![]() rant if computers are getting so much faster every year, why are mid-range computers still 1.6 to 2.0 ghz when my six year old computer was an older model then and was 1.8 ghz...? at the rate they claim they are getting faster, new computers should be at least 4 ghz... ![]() /rant (I'm feeling better now, promise! ![]() |
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They program the software, and build the hardware so it slows down over time. That way, after awhile, a new computer that has very little advancement over the old one, seems to be this great leap forward in processing speed, only because it's new. They do this to get you to buy a new computer
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They program the software, and build the hardware so it slows down over time. That way, after awhile, a new computer that has very little advancement over the old one, seems to be this great leap forward in processing speed, only because it's new. They do this to get you to buy a new computer |
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unless you overclock...speeds won't be getting to 4ghz for awhile. What they are going for is effeciency over speed because people are using their computers more which means they are using it for more stuff which all requires processing power so the more cores, more ram and more efficient hard drives that you see in the new computers allow for more things to happen on your computer at once.
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They program the software, and build the hardware so it slows down over time. That way, after awhile, a new computer that has very little advancement over the old one, seems to be this great leap forward in processing speed, only because it's new. They do this to get you to buy a new computer As for the OP re-installing windows rarely fixes the problem, just makes it worse. As for speeds of the cpu, a 1.8 GHz core 2 will perform miles better than a 3.6GHz petium 4 cpu, dont forget to ntake cache size into account aswell, which i see you failed on as you went for an amd cpu ![]() |
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unless you overclock...speeds won't be getting to 4ghz for awhile. What they are going for is effeciency over speed because people are using their computers more which means they are using it for more stuff which all requires processing power so the more cores, more ram and more efficient hard drives that you see in the new computers allow for more things to happen on your computer at once. |
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Speeds wont be reaching 4GHZ because in real life usage then anything above 3.4 on a multi core cpu is unnoticable performance wise. Hard drives is an area where people foret about read/write latencies and the like, this is theone of the most fundamental part of switching a pc on, loading files, as well as ram. hard drives dont just have capacities they have speeds too. ![]() |
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