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by cyberghost_1 Accepted solution
by robo_dev Accepted solution
There is the possibility that poorly written benchmarking software may totally hose your system and/or the process of searching for better software yields some nasty spyware infection.
Personally I don't use benchmarking software, just some internet speedtests and tweaktests from dslreports.com and some 'seat of the pants' tests to see if the system seems fast.
Links to benchmark apps:
http://www.techmixer.com/free-computer-benchmark-tools-to-benchmark-computer-hardware/
In terms of tweaking any Windows box, the biggest gains are simply by stopping services you don't need, and making sure the network connection is perfect. For example, sometimes people have old network printers still configured, or links to network shares that do not exist...these really slow down your LAN performance.
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