Nissan 370Z Forum - The New "What did you do with your Z today" (with off topic replies) 21

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onzedge

01-26-2016 04:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 3398291)

just as easy as doing an oil change.

step1: do oil change
step2: done :tup:

This is like me implementing Dynamics AX.

Step 1: Argue
Step 2: Install Software
Step 3: Argue, configure and customize for 22 months, take 90 round trip airplane rides, stay 380 hotel nights, break in 90 rental cars (and damage 3), set fire to one Marriott

Step 4: Done

Step 5: Begin anew at Step 1 in some other Godforsaken place in the continental US

kenchan

01-26-2016 04:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by onzedge (Post 3398298)

This is like me implementing Dynamics AX.

Step 1: Argue
Step 2: Install Software
Step 3: Argue, configure and customize for 22 months, take 90 round trip airplane rides, stay 380 hotel nights, break in 90 rental cars (and damage 3), set fire to one Marriott

Step 4: Done

Step 5: Begin anew at Step 1 in some other Godforsaken place in the continental US

:icon17:

kenchan

01-26-2016 04:14 PM

somewhere far middle of nowhere freezing ballz.. datz where im at :ugh:

Leingod

01-26-2016 04:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Ghostvette (Post 3398284)

I'm going to guess the slower start up is due to the programs in the startup sequence. From a logic stand point, it seems that the less the processor/ram/L2 cache has to deal with upon turn on, the faster it should reach the desktop. Most places don't seem to care about how long a computer takes to become operational from a cold start, only in how well it processes the daily tasks. My work computer boots way slower than my home PC, I just turn it on and while it boots to desktop, I go get coffee. By the time I get back, it's ready. Now the fact that it is slower than molasses in January and locks up at the drop of a hat, is a whole different issue...:p

and it's a Mac... :p

While the ram def has some to do with the startup, I personally believe the memory controller within the CPU and how much the CPU can process is what causes the sluggishness. I don't see even 4gb of ram being allocated to a dozen startup programs. 100% ram isage would theoretically cause a computer to crash.

kenchan

01-26-2016 04:16 PM

theres really no theory to windows. its like a euro car. great while it works.. dats my personal experience with them. :ugh:

Ghostvette

01-26-2016 04:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by onzedge (Post 3398298)

This is like me implementing Dynamics AX.

Step 1: Argue
Step 2: Install Software
Step 3: Argue, configure and customize for 22 months, take 90 round trip airplane rides, stay 380 hotel nights, break in 90 rental cars (and damage 3), set fire to one Marriott

Step 4: Done

Step 5: Begin anew at Step 1 in some other Godforsaken place in the continental US

Out racing again? :bowrofl:

onzedge

01-26-2016 04:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ghostvette (Post 3398320)

Out racing again? :bowrofl:

:tiphat:

Memphis370Z

01-26-2016 04:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 3398289)

kinda surprised to see people are still surprised by the steering lock failures.. :ugh:

like 3+yrs ago i made the diy..