spywarebanisher Fully Optimized Messages 2,135 Jan 30, 2008 #11 well some people believe defragmenting a harddrive actually boosts system performance but many tests have proven that defragmentation does not really help performance enough to make any diference.
well some people believe defragmenting a harddrive actually boosts system performance but many tests have proven that defragmentation does not really help performance enough to make any diference.
Kage Golden Master Messages 13,873 Jan 30, 2008 #12 Generally, I find the feeling of knowing it is all up to scratch and working ship shape, helps the feel of it seeming to go faster, if it is or not.
Generally, I find the feeling of knowing it is all up to scratch and working ship shape, helps the feel of it seeming to go faster, if it is or not.
spywarebanisher Fully Optimized Messages 2,135 Jan 30, 2008 #13 i think there's actually a scientific name for that feeling like when you think it works better but it really isn't... what was it again?
i think there's actually a scientific name for that feeling like when you think it works better but it really isn't... what was it again?
cavemangrinder Fully Optimized Messages 1,540 Location USA Jan 30, 2008 #14 I agree with Kage. I think the scientific name for that is Concur?