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I read this over an hour ago and I'm still laughing, it's about time RCK was found out for the slime ball he is.
Oh.... It gets better: *MUCH* Better:
Source: Why we don't trust Devil Mountain Software (and neither should you) | Between the Lines | ZDNet.com
Who the hell is Devil Mountain Software? And can you trust them?
A small software company based in Florida, Devil Mountain Software regularly releases studies filled with detailed performance and market data about operating systems and browsers, with a special emphasis on Windows. When DMS publishes a report, it invariably makes headlines in some of the leading tech publications on the web. The company isn’t modest about its work, either: ComputerWorld reporter Gregg Keizer last week quoted a company source as boasting, “Outside of Microsoft, I don’t think anyone knows more about Windows performance than us.”
Devil Mountain Software was in the news again last week, with a report claiming that 86% of Windows 7 PCs in the network of 20,000+ machines it monitors worldwide are regularly reaching the breaking point in terms of memory usage. Our in-house Windows experts are skeptical about this data and the company in general.
We asked a team of researchers to look more carefully at Devil Mountain Software and its Exo Performance Network (XPNet) to find out more about the company and its data. What we found is alarming: Dubious claims about the company’s products and its customers; violations of privacy involving the company’s data collection software; and Web posts and interviews with a source who appears to be certainly fictitious.
..and it gets better and better from there.
A screen shot of Task Manager from a moment ago.
Besides many services running in the background, I have two windows of IE running, MS Word, Excel, Powerpoint, One Note, Nero, and a movie running in TotalMedia Theatre, and Task Manager and the Snipping Tool.
I was originally going to put 12GB of memory in this machine when I built it in November, but I haven't had a project yet that made me think the 6GB installed is insufficient.
I think Win 7's memory management works just fine, thank you.
LOL. Where will Task Manager put Gulftown?Yes, but now Taskmanager is running out of space to show your CPUs!