Thanks Slim! That is pretty cool. "Somebody spoke and I went into a
dream"
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w3wilkes wrote:
> It should run Win10 about the same as it runs 7. Either way I'd upgrade
> your RAM to 8GB. The biggest and most notable speed improvement I've
> seen is going to a SSD system drive, it's like night and day difference.
I agree entirely. Swap out the HD for an SSD drive and
It should run Win10 about the same as it runs 7. Either way I'd upgrade
your RAM to 8GB. The biggest and most notable speed improvement I've
seen is going to a SSD system drive, it's like night and day difference.
Main system - Rock Solid with LMS 7.9.1 Official on WHS 2011 - 2 Duets
and
d6jg wrote:
> You will be surprised at what W10 will actually run on. It (along with
> SSD) has turned some of my old kit into perfectly usable machines.
>
> I would forget about dual boot. Keep your Windows desktop for your
> online banking etc but upgrade it to W10. Get a Raspberry Pi as
DJanGo wrote:
> I have no clue about your sound device but the smartest task whenever
> "Conexant SmartAudio HD" is involved is get rid of the driver and use
> another one instead.
> "The Driver" not the hardware sound device!
Yes, that beats prying the sound chip out of the notebook. :p
I have no clue about your sound device but the smartest task whenever
"Conexant SmartAudio HD" is involved is get rid of the driver and use
another one instead.
"The Driver" not the hardware sound device!
DJanGo's
