Also you could see if your bios is setup for dual channel enabled for 128bit vs. 64bit memory, I had issues when I dual boot and install Vista or Win XP seem to require only 64bit single channel memory enabled in the bios. The other issue that I have found that impacts performance was HD on-board cache 16meg vs 8 was noticeable for either IDE or Sata and lastly which most admins know is 7200RPM HD (10k is nice but expensive) this is really noticeable in laptops when updated. -- This message posted from opensolaris.org
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