A learning experience using Vista

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If you would respect a most unusual learning self-experience visit these
three Web Sites for self determining which Site uses Sun’s hardware, Servers,
and Sun’s software.

Visit, cnbc.com, nasdaq.com, and nyse.com – one Site, their Web Pages load
as slow as cold molasses flow. The other two Site’s Pages load as rapid as
your mouse will click.

The decision for realizing which Site uses Sun is yours for the making.

The experience will cause a person to more than greatly respect Vista.
 
i just loaded all three of those web sites and never had a problem, and i'm
in "Sun"ny England :D
 
Are you refering to the first one - cnbc.com? Loads slow slow slow.

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Your post is totally irrelevant to this ng and is obviously intended as
simply 'anti-Sun'.
 
Hello Mr. Vista,

Can not imagine why you wrongly believe that a Post within "Windows Vista
General Discussion" could possibly not be material and relevant?

Can not imagine why you believe that my Post is anti-Sun? Could your
reasoning result from the fact that too many employees from Sun make post
within theses Forums that are glaringly irrelevant, and anti-Microsoft?

When Sun instructs their employees for making such random selp-promoting
post within these, and other forums throughout the Internet causes one to
seriously question Sun's integrity. Although, must acknowledge that Jonathan
is an incredible teacher for making blogs and post that are totally
anti-Microsoft.

Your assertions belong to you... please don't assign them to me.
 
Hate to burst your bubble, but all those pages load very fast on my computer running Vista and IE7.

If you would respect a most unusual learning self-experience visit these
three Web Sites for self determining which Site uses Sun’s hardware, Servers,
and Sun’s software.

Visit, cnbc.com, nasdaq.com, and nyse.com – one Site, their Web Pages load
as slow as cold molasses flow. The other two Site’s Pages load as rapid as
your mouse will click.

The decision for realizing which Site uses Sun is yours for the making.

The experience will cause a person to more than greatly respect Vista.
 
More irrelevant half-baked statements.


FireWall2 said:
Hello Mr. Vista,

Can not imagine why you wrongly believe that a Post within "Windows Vista
General Discussion" could possibly not be material and relevant?

Can not imagine why you believe that my Post is anti-Sun? Could your
reasoning result from the fact that too many employees from Sun make post
within theses Forums that are glaringly irrelevant, and anti-Microsoft?

When Sun instructs their employees for making such random selp-promoting
post within these, and other forums throughout the Internet causes one to
seriously question Sun's integrity. Although, must acknowledge that
Jonathan
is an incredible teacher for making blogs and post that are totally
anti-Microsoft.

Your assertions belong to you... please don't assign them to me.
Click to expand...
 
William,

Can not imagine why my computer loads the Pages at CNBC so slowly, compared
to the other two Sites.

At CNBC it requires from 3 to 5 seconds changing from page to page.

The other two Sites, changing pages is near instant.

How could my computer be so different from your computer?

What type and speed is your processor?
 
Lang,

Can not imagine why my computer loads the Pages at CNBC so slowly, compared
to the other two Sites.

At CNBC it requires from 3 to 5 seconds changing from page to page.

The other two Sites, changing pages is near instant.

How could my computer be so different from your computer?

What type and speed is your processor?
 
I purchased my current computer in October of 2002 from Gateway. It has a 2 gigahertz P4 processor, and 2 gigabytes of RAM and runs Vista very nicely.

William,

Can not imagine why my computer loads the Pages at CNBC so slowly, compared
to the other two Sites.

At CNBC it requires from 3 to 5 seconds changing from page to page.

The other two Sites, changing pages is near instant.

How could my computer be so different from your computer?

What type and speed is your processor?
 
Well, I don't have a way to present metrics on the performance of the sites
you listed. Generally surfing within each web site, yeah, cnbc might be a
slight, and I mean slight, tad slower than the other two, but not to the
point where I would notice it were I not comparing them.

This box is using an Intel Core Duo 2.16Ghz CPU.

Lang

FireWall2 said:
Lang,

Can not imagine why my computer loads the Pages at CNBC so slowly,
compared
to the other two Sites.

At CNBC it requires from 3 to 5 seconds changing from page to page.

The other two Sites, changing pages is near instant.

How could my computer be so different from your computer?

What type and speed is your processor?
Click to expand...
 
The speed of a web page loading is often more dependant upon the path the
packets take and the used bandwidth on the path than either the site itself
or the OS requesting the web page.

Example: when I was downloading the Vista betas, I used the European sites
at night since I'm in CH. But during the day, I used the USA sites. In
most cases, the speed was faster than if I changed the download location.

Why?

During the night here, there was less traffic across most of the links to
get from the download system to my computer. During the day there is much
more traffic.

A similar situation is why many companies don't like backups running over
the network during the day. It uses a lot of bandwidth. But at night, that
probably all that's running; keeping in mind that the backups are running on
the same network as the systems and not a dedicated 'management network.'

And to compare sites versus client operating systems borders on alchemy.
You just might as well said the Internet runs faster on sunny days than when
it rains.

Generally speaking, your analysis isn't worth the electrons it was created
with.

Just my two electrons running as fast as they can.

:)


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Windows Vista X64 Ultimate
RTM Build 6000.16386
ALPHA Systems
Marly, Switzerland
mark-allen @ mvps . org
 
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