The past six months, I have always felt that the "ThinkPad X200" to keep up with the idea of my development program, mainly due to the following:
1: always feel slow boot time, although many services have stopped, but still feel the boot speed is too slow, the reason may be installed 64-bit operating system.
2: After opening a .NET project, with a total feeling of speed is a little slow to open, need to wait for a while, although there's also a lot of projects, but still unhappy.
3: development and debugging, often about 2G of memory will be used, but the notebook's memory has 3G, a 1G a 2G, and I think it will not be possible between memory have switched or something, simply replace that of 1G upgrade to 2G.
4: When compiling a project, always felt compilation speed is somewhat slow, and some wait state, some feel a waste of life, sometimes even when repeated tests, the speed a little slow.
Although the purchase of flash 128G (SSDs) + 2G of memory, has spent more than 2K, but still feel a little value.
1: The first is to enjoy the speed, boot faster, faster compile, improve work efficiency.
2: people make so much money for what? Not just to save money, but also improve the quality of life, and one day closer together, more than 10 hours with the computer for people who have a fast computer speed is to enjoy life.
3: faster, buy a cool mind, it is not blocked, there are many physical and psychological comfort, the idea would be more open.
While these things, the unit will not give a penny for reimbursement, but in order to improve efficiency in order to improve the quality of life , spend 2K is worth it, at least to enjoy a weekend loaded up the flash estimate but also toss 1 days , with the work can be understood as being used to make money, improve tools for faster and better to make money, these investments soon will be earned back.
Then I do not care to buy a book to learn what my father would support, he once said, reading books, all for future investment, no matter how poor may be willing to buy books to learn.
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