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Poor performance Hi I have upgraded may machine in Nov 09 with .. 1) Intel 2.66 C2D processor 2) Intel DG31Pr Board 3) Dynet 4 GB ram 667 freq. 4) Segate 320 SATA HDD I am using Windows xp service pack II , but overall performance is very poor. It takes 12-15 min to copy 1.5 gb data across the partition . Can you please suggest any tricks to diagnose the problem or any software ? Thanks , Vinayak.

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  • rajmanevinay Jun 20, 2009

    Thanks rhinoking1 for your reply .

    Ohh.. okay if I don't want to use Vista then what will be the good solution ? may be upgrading service pack? (I can't give my pc to you in such bad condition ;) )

    I have also seen the temperature of board 87 d and processor 40 d is it normal ?

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First of all "DAMN" can I have your PC lol jk, you upgraded to high for XP you have a Visa compatible upgrade. That motherboard doesn't support XP servise pack II. sorry if you dont like Vista but this OEM is the only thing that will work properly now.

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    You can try sevice pack lll, and upgrade your cooling or add another and see if this helps, I realy couldn't tell you if the temp is normal or not I'm more software than hardware. However the problem we face today is that almost all manufactures are makeing there products to work best with Vista makeing it hard to realy upgrade without useing this OEM. Vista realy isn't so bad once you learn it though. I myself perfer XP but have learned that there are somethings vista can do that XP can't. GL hope this info helps.

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I installed window7 also same proble

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