I couldn't even install Alpha 1 because of a weird lag issue right after it installed, had to system restore it. I do agree with you on that inevitable slowdown of a system, but not so much in the 6 months time frame. If managed properly a windows system, specially based on vista or 7, will easily last a year without the need of a format. Of course one has to be careful and watchful about how and what he installs, but then again there is much less hassle with a clean format. I know of M11x, but if you're getting one, get the model that was released after may and not the previous model with the low voltage core 2 duo. I still maintain my opinion, from ps2 go to ps4 skipping ps3 and xbox 360 altogether. There is already a much more powerful dx9 gaming equipment, it's called personal computer :) and look, now it goes all the way to dx11 ;)
On Jun 14, 8:29 am, MAD_BEAST <[email protected]> wrote: > in my experience.. > > Alpha made somethings slower... for example YOUTUBE videos on 720 were > slow, Winamp, WMP, and bla bla the only video player that really > worked well was Classic player, i guess that it because of its complex > structure but simple functionality, it takes the resources to do what > must be done. > > ... but i have a theory. > > no matter how well you administrate your system it always gets old and > slow, no matter how many defrags, no matter how many antivirus and > tuneups you got, at the end it will become slow, and you ll requiere a > format so when a system gets old running all the time software that is > not making everything it should and HOW ITS SUPOUSED to (im talking > about MDs) at the end youll start noticing weird behaviors... no > matter what every 6 months a new OS is installed in those heavy duty > machines... > > hey did u see the new M11x? > im chasing one... im selling my PS3 and x360 to pay a part of it btw > DO NOT BUY XBOX 360 is the worst thing out there -- 9xx SOLDIERS SANS FRONTIERS
