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Re: Satisfied, but more wouldn't hurt :) Gergo Bogdan23-Jan-12 5:24 Gergo Bogdan 23-Jan-12 5:24  On my workstation I have an i5 at 3.1Ghz It was upgraded from 4 to 8 GBs of memory...well what can I say the speed increase was significant. With 4GB of memory most of the time 3GB was used and at this point I saw that Windows 7 was dramatically slow (it hasn't done any swapping), I really don't understand why. The same thing happens if I have 6.5 - 7GB used out of 8. Have you noticed similar issues ? Re: Satisfied, but more wouldn't hurt :) snorkie23-Jan-12 7:45 snorkie 23-Jan-12 7:45  The biggest speed up I saw for Virtual Machines was adding an additional HDD separate from my Windows drive. I have a Raid 5 with 3 500GB drives, but VMs were slow. Added a separate (fourth) 500GB drive for virtual machines and they are significantly faster! Now if my machine only supported more HDDs..... Hogan Re: Satisfied, but more wouldn't hurt :) XTAL25623-Jan-12 11:49 XTAL256 23-Jan-12 11:49  Yes, a separate HDD would help too. [Window Detective] - Windows UI spy utility Re: Satisfied, but more wouldn't hurt :) Johnny J.24-Jan-12 12:33 Johnny J. 24-Jan-12 12:33  XTAL256 wrote: Satisfied, but more wouldn't hurt Is that what she's trying to get you to believe??? Why can't I be applicable like John? - Me, April 2011 ----- Beidh ceol, caint agus craic againn - Seán Bán Breathnach ----- Da mihi sis crustum Etruscum cum omnibus in eo! ----- Just because a thing is new don’t mean that it’s better - Will Rogers, September 4, 1932 Re: Satisfied, but more wouldn't hurt :) Lutosław24-Jan-12 12:51 Lutosław 24-Jan-12 12:51  - That's what SHE said. - Yes. Yes it is. Greetings - Jacek Yes, for once jim lahey22-Jan-12 23:00 jim lahey 22-Jan-12 23:00  Now that I've joined a new company I've got a shiny new i7 laptop with 8Gb of RAM which will do nicely for me. It's even a tad better than my laptop at home. Very happy with it at the moment. VS2010 with loads of extensions and ReSharper works just fine. Previously I've worked at a multinational global IT services provider, a fortune 500 company who saw fit to equip me with a Core Duo with 2Gb of memory with a tendency to overheat for no apparent reason and send me off to do SharePoint 2010 development with that steaming heap of crap. A word of warning to anyone doing SP2010 work on a virtual machine - you'll need to provision at least 4Gb memory to the VM or you'll be waiting 5 minutes for a context menu to appear, something that didn't overtly concern the management too much despite most of my working day consisting of letting go of the mouse and waiting.. It runs... Sander Rossel22-Jan-12 22:35 Sander Rossel 22-Jan-12 22:35  Just not very fast Unless you're talking about my computer at home which is an overpowered gaming beast!... Two years ago It runs Visual Studio like a charm, but I can't play all the newest games on ultra high settings anymore... It's an OO world. C# public class Naerling : Lazy<Person>{ public void DoWork(){ throw new NotImplementedException(); } } Yes - perhaps too much so. OriginalGriff22-Jan-12 21:22 OriginalGriff 22-Jan-12 21:22  Until recently, when it died, I ran a dual-processor Xeon 2GB HP box, now I run a 4GB Dual core. I try to run a development machine that is a bit lower spec than the client will run the app on deliberately, so that I know if it is fast enough on my PC, it will be easily fast enough on theirs. And that is what is important - that the customer is happy, not me! And then they pay me. And I'm happy! Ideological Purity is no substitute for being able to stick your thumb down a pipe to stop the water It depends... Mehdi Gholam22-Jan-12 20:20 Mehdi Gholam 22-Jan-12 20:20  If you are using Eclipse then anything less than a super computer is not good... If you are using Visual Studio 2010 then a mainframe is the minimum... I just wish the platform companies would profile and optimize their products for us mere mortals! Its the man, not the machine - Chuck Yeager If at first you don't succeed... get a better publicist If the final destination is death, then we should enjoy every second of the journey. Re: It depends... Jan Steyn22-Jan-12 21:54 Jan Steyn 22-Jan-12 21:54  Did the Celerons get reclassified as mainframes now? My home PC is a dual core Celeron and I do a significant bit of Visual Studio development work on it and it isn't too slow. I want it faster but won't be hitting it with a hammer yet. My work PC is a Quad Core i5 though with 4GB RAM laptop. Which is more than adequate, thank you! Yes, before... Paul M Watt22-Jan-12 19:20 Paul M Watt 22-Jan-12 19:20  ... all of the Anti-Virus and Network Security Software services are started. All of my software is powered by a single Watt. Re: Yes, before... Lutosław24-Jan-12 12:49 Lutosław 24-Jan-12 12:49  ...and Google update. I have tried to remove this junk recently from my laptop. It was setup as: 1. a scheduled task 2. a service 3. an autostart tray app 4. a stand-alone application which also needed to be uninstalled 5. add-in to a browser and maybe more, but I didn't find more places. Greetings - Jacek

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