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Old 20-04-2012, 11:22 PM
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While you're in task manager, you should also check for any memory hogs. If you have processes using the majority of your memory, it can cause a lot more hard disk activity through address space swapping (hard disk I/O is very slow compared to memory I/O). Definitely worth a look anyway Leon.

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