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<blockquote data-quote="Andy Ful" data-source="post: 858149" data-attributes="member: 32260"><p>WD has amazing performance results for most of daily activities:</p><p>Bootup time, application startup time (already installed), CPU usage / Memory usage / Physical disk usage / Network usage (on idle), web browsing, document viewing/editing, gaming, playing/ watching media.</p><p></p><p>WD has below average performance for file management (copying/moving many files), making archives/backups of many files, opening folders with many executables (first time after reboot), installing/uninstalling complex applications, full scans. These activities are not performed frequently, so they are not so important for many users. For example, making a full scan is required only after being infected.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Andy Ful, post: 858149, member: 32260"] WD has amazing performance results for most of daily activities: Bootup time, application startup time (already installed), CPU usage / Memory usage / Physical disk usage / Network usage (on idle), web browsing, document viewing/editing, gaming, playing/ watching media. WD has below average performance for file management (copying/moving many files), making archives/backups of many files, opening folders with many executables (first time after reboot), installing/uninstalling complex applications, full scans. These activities are not performed frequently, so they are not so important for many users. For example, making a full scan is required only after being infected. [/QUOTE]
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