Re: 8500 problems

[Andrew Rodger]

I agree that 8.6 is a distinct improvement, though I would think long 
and hard about going up to 9.1 (I have an 8200/120 with both on 
separate drives and there is a massive speed penalty if I boot in 9.1 
and 9.2 did not work).

VM used to be pretty awful but I think it was a lot better with 8.6 on, 
so unless you have an old version of Photoshop which has a scratch disc 
conflict, I think VM is worth using.

Drew

On Friday, July 25, 2003, at 12:54  pm, Dave Edwards wrote:

8.6 might be a good idea or even 9 if you can spare the hit on the
RAM. Having VM on will help with the RAM overhead though. Is there a
particular reason its 'off'?


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