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Re: 16 v 32 on TP (was: Third Party Memory for the TP701)
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- Subject: Re: 16 v 32 on TP (was: Third Party Memory for the TP701)
- From: <PAULKHOURY@aol.com>
- Date: Sat, 22 Mar 1997 04:07:55 -0500 (EST)
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In a message dated 97-03-19 16:55:59 EST, you write:
<< Subj: Re: 16 v 32 on TP (was: Third Party Memory for the TP701)
Date: 97-03-19 16:55:59 EST
From: rj@cais.com (rj)
To: ross@math.hawaii.edu (David Ross)
CC: rwhittle@usa.net (Randy Whittle), ross@math.hawaii.edu,
thinkpad@cs.utk.edu
My interest in the 32 MB module is for running NT 4.0 with the hope
that system response would improve significantly, or somewhat more
than noticeably, since I run some memory hogs. I spoke to a sysop
at a shop that runs NT 3.51 on their work stations, normally with 32 MB,
and he said that the performance increase should be noticeable but
not enough to justify the cost and that a new box was a better way to
go.
As an aside, with 24 MB the 701 performs better with NT 4.0 than
with Win95. It's more responsive although it does take longer to
load and does not have some of features that 95 has that
are useful for a notebook. >>
The problem that I notice with NT 4.0 that I have on my server here is that
it eats free memory away fast. Although my server has been on something like
72 hours now, CPU use is 97-100% and everything is slow. There is also no
APM support. I was thinking of getting a copy for my 701 from a friend at
MS, but figured that it would be a waste of time, because using it would be a
waste of time.
Paul Khoury