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From: alek202
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  • The best Windows was and still is, 98, and I`m using it by an AMD Duron, which is quite fast!

  • @KopierRecht 98? I definitely wouldn't say that. I could argue XP as being the best still. But in my opinion Windows 7 is the best. It has the NTFS, it's fast, just as stable as XP. Windows 98 isn't any of those.

  • Windows may turn out to be better than Mac after all.... or will it?

  • @medibosanac I have no idea, however, I also don't believe in "better" or "worse" operating systems. I am using Windows and Linux (Debian/Gentoo) side by side, depending on which task I need to do.

  • Dude! Stop coming on the net fooling people into believing shit like this!!!!!!!!!!XD

  • @phrizno This "shit" is perfectly documented. Read the video description and the comments.

  • check this new /watch?v=FYppsrtVt5c video make your computer faster :D

  • LOOOL fake as fuck. RAM is volatile, because you are such a dumbass i will explain what it means. volatile means as soon as it looses power, it clears so no u cant install windows to your RAM. how you faked it? the video is of a normal boot but its edited. :P

  • @mclmatty Read the video description how to make Linux cache the VDI image of VirtualBox. I'm sorry you didn't get it in the first place, so I edited the video description to make it more understandable to you.

  • @alek202 Ah i see now. So this isnt actually a pc boot. you are booting windows on an already turned on PC...

  • @mclmatty yes, I'm using VirtualBox, as indicated by the video title. This video was made before I had a SSD; boot times from 10-15 seconds are nowadays easily achievable using a decent SSD and a modern platform.

  • @mclmatty actually you can install windows very easily to your ram, you just have to get a program that partitions your ram. once you do this, you can partition a part of your ram to function as a hard drive. dumbass

  • @mclmatty Haven't you heard of non-volatile (NV) RAM?

  • well, how do you put the whole hard disk image in RAM and how much RAM do you have (is that a very small windows 7 installation

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  • @microbhai My workstation has got 12GB of RAM. The HDD image was about 8GB in size. A simple "dd" as shown in the video description worked to put the image into memory.

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