XP SP2, Going from 32-bit to 16-bit , any benefits?

[Bob Brown INC.]

I was wondering if I could see any benefits in SPEED to the overall
system if I went from 32bit to 16-bit colors in windows xp sp2?

I have the home version that I bought way back when it came out, I
paid $199.99 at an electronics store.

So is the BIT color change worth it or stay away?

thanks a bunch

 

[Jerry]

If your video card has its own memory then why would would you think a color
depth change would have an impact on system speed?

 

[You Know Who ~]

If you are using shared memory, then yes, it might help a bit, but the
resources being used by the built in video are quite high and a seperate
video card would help most.

 

[Bob Brown INC.]

If your video card has its own memory then why would would you think a color
depth change would have an impact on system speed?

Because I saw it on some idiot's website under a TWEAK section, I
guess he is a dummy.

People should have to submit a webpage to some UN commission to check
for lies on advice.

Or let me find out who the guy is and deal with him myself.

 

[Bruce Chambers]

Because I saw it on some idiot's website under a TWEAK section, I
guess he is a dummy.

People should have to submit a webpage to some UN commission to check
for lies on advice.

Or better yet, people could be required to pass some sort of
"gulliblility" test before being allowed to use the Internet without
adult supervision?


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[Bob Brown INC.]

Or better yet, people could be required to pass some sort of
"gulliblility" test before being allowed to use the Internet without
adult supervision?

OR the thing I said. You have a freedom of speech FROM THE GOV'T.

Your ISP or WEB HOST is NOT the gov't and can censor anything they
wish.

Go to law school.