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Here's the other one...
https://www.sevenforums.com/attachmen...1&d=1357492564
Here's the other one...
https://www.sevenforums.com/attachmen...1&d=1357492564
Your nums look pretty good. I wonder why you have a performance problem.
Check your boot time. Here is how:
Open Event Viewer (type into Start/Search) and go down the line to Event 100 like this;
Eventvwr
Applications and Service Logs
Microsoft
Windows
Diagnostics - performance
Operational
Event ID 100
I'm probably not... it's probably just me.
I kept reading about SSDs and how everyone was saying they are mega fast, and I can tell it's a little faster... but it doesn't seem to be so much faster that it's really impressive.
Maybe my machine was performing very well to start with as I do have it over clocked, got 32gigs of ram and I was running the high end WD 10K hard drive... so, it may just be me.
Everything is performing just fine and is slightly faster than before installing the SSD.
I just figured it's be so fast that when you walk in the room the progs you want opened are opening er somethin. Maybe I took the reviews of SSD too literally cause folk be using some big adjectives when describing their SSD experience.
I found Event Viewer, but I don't see anywhere that says Event ID 100
I can tell ya that when it boots it is quicker cause the Microsoft flower thingy doesn't even get to come together like it used to and the computer is booting into it's normal screen
Mine just shows...
Event Viewer (Local)
Custom Views
Windows Logs
Applications and Services
Subscriptions
That's all the selections on the left side to choose from.
Do I click on one of these to get to Event ID 100 ?
Here's the selections I see...
https://www.sevenforums.com/attachmen...1&d=1357498776
Refer to my post #32 how to continue. You have to double click on the corresponding settings each time starting with 'Applications and Services log'.
OK, the last Event Code 100 shows an error at 2.24am on 1/6 due to a boot time of 34340.
I've booted a few times since and there was no further errors recorded.