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by Alupis
3511 days ago
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You're not always "fast booting" windows 10. When you restart/reboot, for example, it must read all those files from the disk. You'll get a performance boost by reading compressed data off the (slow) disk and expanding it in (fast) memory. This can effectively increase read speeds greatly (reading a 2mb file off disk but it expands to 3mb's for example, that 3rd mb came almost "for free"). |
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