Bored, Screwing around with Windows 7 Optimizations.
Post yours!
Any will do, I'll start.
Menushowdelay = 1
Start > Regedit > HKEY_CURRENT_USER > Control Panel > Desktop
Find "MenuShowDelay"
Set it anywhere between 1 ~ 1000
Mine is at one, 0 was just way too darn fast.
Matt~
Damn, didn't even see that thread! Now I feel like a moron xD
Great list Brink!
My thoughts:
1. Use SSD, worthless because SSD is expensive and small in size. SAS or WD Velocity Raptor hard drives are better alternatives. Laptop users should just stick with 2.5" SATA II, not worth upgrading to SSD.
12. Disable Hibernation, if you're gonna use sleep and most if not all systems should be put into sleep mode to save power. Hibernation should be enabled for Hybrid Sleep mode.
Absolutely disagree.Great list Brink!
My thoughts:
1. Use SSD, worthless because SSD is expensive and small in size. SAS or WD Velocity Raptor hard drives are better alternatives. Laptop users should just stick with 2.5" SATA II, not worth upgrading to SSD.
12. Disable Hibernation, if you're gonna use sleep and most if not all systems should be put into sleep mode to save power. Hibernation should be enabled for Hybrid Sleep mode.
1. You can get a 30GB OCZ Vertex with Trim for $99. That is ample for the Win7 OS plus a good selection of programs. Nothing else worth $99 (or even $250) can speed up your system as much as that SSD.
12. Hibernation is useless - why do you need it?
1. 30GB is not enough for Windows 7 maybe Windows XP?
2. Windows 7 offers Hybrid Sleep which not only saves onto memory but also onto hard drive when in Sleep Mode in case of power failure, a very good piece of mind feature XP does not have?
How do you know that? My Win7 including a lot of programs that runs since day1 has never really exceeded 17GB. My user data, however, is on a different partition.30GB is not enough for Windows 7 maybe Windows XP?
Most Windows 7 users are not very tech savvy, they do not know how to organize their files, keep program installs at minimal (only what is needed) and get a second hard drive for their User files, storage and backups. I'm just speaking out to the norm not the geeks.
Ah, forget it. This will go on forever, I'm done!
Right, you make a valid point. No need to argue. Just wanted to make sure the size story came across correctly. The people you refer to are probably not rushing out buying SSDs anyhow.Most Windows 7 users are not very tech savvy, they do not know how to organize their files, keep program installs at minimal (only what is needed) and get a second hard drive for their User files, storage and backups. I'm just speaking out to the norm not the geeks.
Ah, forget it. This will go on forever, I'm done!
Btw. for a laptop you need more capacity because you usually have only 1 bay (except some HP 17" which have 2 bays). I just got an 80GB Intel for $190 to put into one of my wife's laptops. Reason here is heat. That bugger runs so hot and even with the coolpad it is uncomfortable. But the wife needs less than 50GBs (including her data) for her Vista.
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