Build 7100 x64 multitask (video)


  1. foo9883
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    Build 7100 x64 multitask (video)


    I had been using xp until recenty i hear all these news about windows 7 on many websites so i decided to make the switch. So far i'm very happy with the decision! In xp i tried to run only half of the programs and my com just hanged and i had to force restart. Very happy with windows 7 as it did the job well. List of programs ran is at the video's link.

    [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QMYaqj9RSIo"]YouTube - Windows 7 Build 7100x64 multitask[/ame]
    Last edited by foo9883; 12 Jun 2009 at 03:26.
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  3. icenine
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    there is NO way in hell you ever need THAT many applications open at once. lol.
    but good job
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  4. senseless1707
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    wow, now that is a lot of programs open at once! sweet demonstration
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  6. NEXT14
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    Nice one.
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  7. Firestrider
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    Lol, you will probably need at least 8 GB of memory for all those applications to run smoothly. I'm surprised you got all that running relatively smoothly with 4 GB.

    Starting all those programs with a script and a fast SSD would be awesome :)
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  8. foo9883
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    I didn't actually use the programs though. Just switching from one to another that's why it managed to run ok with 4GB of ram. Ouch SSD.. So expensive.. I'll rather upgrade my graphics card or buy more ram with that money haha.
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