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Hi ronalde and thanks.
Yes on the ASUS Mobo disk came cool and quite, ( I think ), I had a hell of a time trying to install this mobo disk, got there eventually, Ithought the above had installed, will check this.Have you got a AMD Cool & Quiet-app installed?
Or something else from AMD or Asus?
How do I indicate this? because of build constraints, unless it's free I will stick to AVG. The best thing I ever did some time ago was be rid of Norton anything.Like in Vista & XP, Windows isn't always able to find and check the anti virus-program. You can indicate that you don't want Windows to check your anti virus. I'm using Eset Smart Security Business x64 and Windows detects it perfectly. Maybe something for you?
It uses a lot less resources than AVG. Especially the freebie.
How do I do this please?About Windows Update, I have configured my settings that it will automatically download updates but I decide when it installs them.
Especially when there goes something wrong, I can simply rule out if it's an update or not. Just system-restore, and everything works fine.
(Only had to do this one time, fortunately.)
Is this it, I have lost myself a bit, if not how do I get to it?In the Performance-index screen, could you click "View and print detailed performance and system information". Could place a screen shot?
Spot on, in fact I don't have GC installed at all relying on the on board, this is deliberate on my part.I'm guessing you don't have a very strong graphics card, do you?
It determines your score by your lowest score and your desktop-performance stands at 3.5.
My old machine had all the the bit's and pieces including a GC but it was using power and the PC is on most hours of the day.
This time I went and tried to build a machine that suited my use, surfing, photos', music, home stuff but no games but future proofing as best as I could, budget and power consumption were also constraints.
My last PC was a singing and dancing affair and sent the meter spinning.
Having said that I went overboard on the RAM but this was more to do with the fact that I believe RAM prices are going to hit the roof in the next few months, so I thought sod it.
I had 4gb installed up to last week while building PC and testing OSs, I installed another 4gb yesterday, 8GB is the most my MB will support, I have noticed little if anything for the outlay, in fact I'm a little disappointed, perhaps I expected to much and as this PC will never be stretched.
Any hints on speeding up WIN 7 boot times would be great.