manuleka 0 Report post Posted April 22, 2012 I've just upgraded my PC...Previously: ASUS P5L-VM1394 [http:///BrowserInfo.htm Core 2 Duo 6400 4GB DDR800 RAM Now:ASUS P5KC [http:///BrowserInfo.htm Core 2 Duo 84004GB DDRII 1066 Now when i boot up Windows XP Professional it loads up ok but requires re-activation and just installed chipset driver for the new boardMy question is, since this seems to run fine... would it be better if i do a fresh installation of XP Pro or is it just as good as is it now?Currently it doesn't seem to have any issue, i'm just curious if there would be a better performance if i reinstall?cheers Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
yordan 10 Report post Posted April 22, 2012 No reason to have a better performance after reinstallation.If you have already all your staff installed and it workd fine, just keep it like that.Usually, after a fresh install a PC works very fine. And each time you add a new softare it sztarts being slower and slower (adding more things in the registry and starting more services and firing new TSR programs which use all your available memory. So, I guess that if you re-install, it will work faster, and then slow agani as soon as you will have finished installing all your staff.Or simply wait for your next virus-related crash and then having a good reason for performing a format and a fresh install Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
manuleka 0 Report post Posted April 22, 2012 No reason to have a better performance after reinstallation.If you have already all your staff installed and it workd fine, just keep it like that.Usually, after a fresh install a PC works very fine. And each time you add a new softare it sztarts being slower and slower (adding more things in the registry and starting more services and firing new TSR programs which use all your available memory. So, I guess that if you re-install, it will work faster, and then slow agani as soon as you will have finished installing all your staff.Or simply wait for your next virus-related crash and then having a good reason for performing a format and a fresh install lol thanks yordan... will keep it as is... everything seems to run perfectly fine... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
