Ladybbird

If there’s one thing that drives geeks crazy, it’s a slow-booting system. That’s why for Windows 8, Microsoft went back to the drawing board to redesign the boot process for speed.


What they came up with was a hybrid of cold booting and hibernate mode – essentially the internal Windows processes use hibernate all the time, but the drivers start up like they would on a cold boot. The difference looks something like this:









Windows 8 is definitely going to be awesome. Click the link for more details.


Delivering Fast Boot Times in Windows 8 [MSDN]

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deathd

Pretty cool, although I never really did care about boot time myself, or all the bells and whistles like aero or any of that. I prettymuch disable everything I can, and save my PCU for my CGI and graphics programs. I just care about stability and my programs running smoothly. I probably won't be switching anytime soon, because that usually means getting all new programs because the upgrades screw with compatability all the time

Boot time don't affect me much, because the only time my computer is really off is during power outages lol. I never have it hibernating, always have it rendering or doing something usually.