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The Great Boot Race

64-bit versions of Windows 7, Vista, Ubuntu 9.04 and 9.10 fight it out for the fastest boot time on identical hardware.  
 
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cwagnersc (1 day ago)
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SexxiiAamberr (2 days ago) Show Hide
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hihi i know this is not the right place but.. Any guys want to chat i feel sooo lonely ;)
davorpoznic (3 days ago) Show Hide
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@Marcraft22 only?! are you kiddink?!
LuigiPeach (3 days ago) Show Hide
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OMG, if you HIBERNATE, then you aren't BOOTING a system... Otherwise it would've been a Hibernation speed test. It has nothing to do with booting...
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Tengo una Dell Inspiron 1420 con Core2Duo 1.6GHz, 3Gb en Ram, DD 250GB, Con Win 7 Ultimate RTM y arranca mas rapido que cualquiera de las versiones mostradas de sistemas operativos en este video! Aun mas rapido que ese Win7 que muestran alli.
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Just a plain vanilla install of XP x64, nothing special. No optimizations applied except for minimal start up programs (good technique in general). I've just made sure that ALL installed applications are stored on the SSD, including Windows system files, registry hives and documents and settings. The only thing about the Doc&Settings is that I've got my "My Documents" folder symbolically linked (via NTFS and "Link Shell Extension" for x64) to my 1TB internal HDD.
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Rofl, why?
ArturPhk (1 week ago) Show Hide
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Like you know what you're talking :D
TwizitFish (1 week ago) Show Hide
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Ehh, probably not.
splintDK (1 week ago) Show Hide
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Because it's free, then it's NOT in Stores, and then there is not really anyone who knows it.

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