daamn getting extra tech with the usb, i would of never thought you could do that!
i could recommend formatting the usb again to a ntsf so you could put file sizes bigger than 4gb into it but if your planning on just using it for the OS then i think youll be good
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was gonna say the same thingOriginally Posted by Hitmanx123
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Good point. I'm gonna pick up a 120gb usb soon
and I'll format that one. Just wanted to see if it worked for now.
I'm curious if a faster USB would up performance.
It is strange to think about haha.
any usb sold i think now will be usb 3.0 which is the fastest to date unless you shell out for those crazy ones. i got a 128 for 40$ and it works like a charm
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Yeah, cheers.
I just realized I'm running a 64 bit OS too.
I've read that space is never why a computer slows.
So I just used a 15g usb to try it.
It's a bit slow, dual core processor still in there haha.
My laptop is compatible so I wonder if it's just the usb.
Last edited by Antwan; 07-31-2015 at 03:59 PM.
usually a slow computer can be from you doing too many task or doing task that take too much processing power. also since your os is on a usb and not in a harddrive, the way the computer reads the info will be different. a usb is like a basic reader whereas a dedicted harddrive is made to be read muc faster. like if you could compare rpm (even tho usb doesnt have spinning parts) the harddrive is more efficient for it as well as launching programs
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Yeah, but some hard drives don't have the moving parts.
I'm just wondering if theres a way to make the USB behave like one of those if only a bit slower.
It's all up to troubleshooting now.
I'll edit this post when/if I get it smooth sailing.
Got to disable startup programs, possibly format like suggested.
If I can just get it to run one app at a time with minimal hang up I'm sold.
Will Definitely pick up a larger usb then.
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