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wrlwnd wrote on Mar 28, 2023, 18:07:No. Just harder to catch.The Flying Penguin wrote on Mar 28, 2023, 15:21:
I have an old Dell Intel Quad core Q8400 sitting on the shelf as a charity PC, with 4GB ram and a well used 128GB SSD, and it's running Win11 as fast as a greased pig.
Are greased pigs faster than ungreased pigs?