Reboot 1GB Toshiba vs 3GB Dell

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[snubbypowns]

You, my stupid friend, are a dumbass.

[BorderHopper408]

well it depends on everything.

[SnEaKyChAmEl3oN]

@theonlydoberman211 OK lol you keep bringing up my grammar actually i am getting a A in English. but besides that the topic we were on was ram and the boot time and right now you know i am right because i have already proved my point. thank you kind gentleman for commenting on Y0utub3r101 video :) have a nice day

[theonlydoberman211]

@SnEaKyChAmEl3oN well then i have bad news for your grammar but i am going to bet you are failing in english. now it makes no difference if you got accepted into geek squad. i know more about computers than the manager of the futureshop near my place.

[theonlydoberman211]

well i cannot paste in a url here so search this in the youtube bar:

2011 MacBook Pro with SSD vs 2010 MacBook Pro with standard Hard Drive - Speed Test

it is the very first result. same 4GB RAM in each. difference is HDD vs SSD and arrandale vs. sandy bridge processor architecture.

[SnEaKyChAmEl3oN]

@theonlydoberman211 yeah no acually i am 15 built many computers in my time and have already been accepted to work with geek squad. i know what i am talking about in this video i was 12. programs start up when windows or mac is booted what does ram do makes programs open and start faster therefor making your bootup time faster. Yes the cpu Does MOST of the work memory makes it load faster if you think ram does nothing stick 512mb in your computer and watch it slowly boot.

[theonlydoberman211]

@SnEaKyChAmEl3oN uh... no i am very correct in my knowledge of computational technology. and i have looked at your other videos and you look younger than 11. and you sound like it too. your grammar is poor at best and you most likely do not even stay up until 2AM. and where should i get the fuck out of exactly? look at any other review video. they do not even bother telling you the amount of ram and all you're doing is embarassing yourself further by answering me the way you do.

[SnEaKyChAmEl3oN]

@theonlydoberman211 yeah i am not 11 i have a job i just got done with it acually and 9 to 2 thats pussy hours gtfo your just realizing that you were wrong about the computer shit and you can stop talking to me cause you dont know anything.

[theonlydoberman211]

@SnEaKyChAmEl3oN oh and i have a life and i'm in pretty good shape mind you it's just the end of winter here in canada now so i should get a springtime run in me, and i don't want a girlfriend at the moment as all they do is ask you for money. i'm not saying i haven't been asked, i just decline. i have no job yet because i don't want to work from 9 to 2AM at toppers. anyway, 11 year olds know nothing about that. why am i telling you this? i mean its not like you're gonna listen to me.

[theonlydoberman211]

@SnEaKyChAmEl3oN oh and i have no videos because i don't upload things on youtube. i could if you want. like a review of something or an unboxing or an accurate PC comparaisson. like the same toshiba computer one with an intel pentium and one with an AMD athlon. which by the way is generally the same speed with 1 core in the amd and 2 in the pentium. My dad owns the AMD and i own the pentium and his boots faster than mine with 2GB RAM instead of my 4GB RAM.

[theonlydoberman211]

@SnEaKyChAmEl3oN yeah no. again adding more memory does shit all with the boot up. this is getting pretty annoying kid just piss off i have better things to do with my time than try teaching you something. and your last paragraph contradicts your entire statement. you're trying to say it boots faster with more ram which is bullshit and then you go to say it is useful in programs. DUH that's what i just said! i know far more about this than you so watch it buddy.

[SnEaKyChAmEl3oN]

@theonlydoberman211 hey and another thing you piece of shit. before you come to my videos and troll Look the shit up before you post Bullshit.

Hardware Changes to Increase Boot Time

Adding more Memory (RAM)

Other than upgrading the motherboard and CPU, you can generally increase the amount of RAM in your computer to make it load programs and applications faster and provide a more enjoyable computing experience.