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--- Bobby Sutton <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> I have a 1995 Gateway P5 133XL, that came of course
> with Win 95, have since
> upgraded with 98 upgrade disk, yet I still feel as
> though it is as not as
> stable as 95 and more resource reducer. I keep
> wanting to reformat & go back
> to 95. Even with modifications implemented to
> system.ini suggested by Bob,
> it still (maybe in my mind) seems slower than 95.
> Need some thoughts on the
> best OS system for this old workhorse.
>
> Question: What is everyone's opinion on this ? and
> anyone else's
> experiences.
Well, I'm sure several people here will disagree,
but I have found that for Pentium class machines,
especially those with slower processors and lower
amounts of RAM, win98 is definetaly a resource and CPU
hog on these types of systems. Heck I've even seen a
Celeron 333 brought to it's knees after a few months
of win98. I recommend win95B (or C) for anybody who
does not need USB or dual monitor support. I have
found it to be the most stable of the win9x releases
and the least hungry for resources. Even after
installing IE5 and active desktop, win95 still tends
to need less than win98. Just my opinion. TTYL
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