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Re: super prefetch causing slow system

 
 
Richard G. Harper
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      8th Sep 2008
Leave it alone, it's doing what it's supposed to. It's loading often-used
code into memory to attempt to speed up performance later. Let it be and
you'll be happier in the long run.

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> Hello, i have got a problem prefetch is giving me a hard time the first
> 2 minutes after i started up my system. I dont understand why after 7
> months of using ultimate 64 its causing such lag ?? Is it because there
> are more and more programs installed or what . I know i can turn it off
> but i dont whant to.
>
> My system specs :
> gigabyte ga x38 dq6
> intel q6600
> 8 gig g.e.i.l ddr2 800 memory
> 2x500 samsung spinpoint in raid0
> 8800gts 320mb
>
>
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> Dutch 64


 
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