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Something is seriously wrong there. Even on an ancient computer once I turn off menu and window animation the start menu and small folders open with 0 spinning
by joshspankit 6y ago
Something is seriously wrong there.
Even on an ancient computer once I turn off menu and window animation the start menu and small folders open with 0 spinning and probably less than 20ms.
Maybe your “fresh install” has a bunch of bloatware and virus scanners?
- sokoloff 6y agoIt's a fresh Win10 install downloaded directly from Microsoft, put on a USB stick to install on a brand new drive, freshly formatted for the purpose. I agree with you on it being entirely puzzling and unexpected and will continue to poke at it for a while.
- computerex 6y agoNot sure what your requirements are, but maybe try Parallels? Worked super well for me, enough for me to be able to do .NET development in it.
- sokoloff 6y agoSon is trying to do gaming in Minecraft with consistent 60+ fps and screen recording in OBS. (The combination of those two was hard to achieve on the Mac and so we're trying Windows as the base OS. The Mac would do 120+ fps until launching OBS, then would struggle to do better than 30 fps.)