It seems top 11% is my average score. I looked through the items in Startup, and several are essential, and the ones I could safely disable I don't believe would improve the performance very much more. And disabling a few of them would mean more than just a couple extra mouse clicks to manually get to the device should it need adjusting. So I really can't see much benefit in disabling them to maybe gain a percentage point or two.
The average of the tests I ran was right at 11% with 4582 being the highest weighted score. It's interesting how the scores can vary. I would run it and get 11%, then do nothing to the machine and rerun it and get 14%, then run it right away again and get 11% again. Usually the variance was due to slightly different internet speed scores. The one constant, high score is in disk storage. If the machine had a 500 gig hard drive I think the score would probably dip a little below top 10%, maybe get it to the top 7 to 9 percent, and raise the overall weighted score a tad. But the space on the machine as it sits now is more than enough for the work load it will be handling.
Also, the last few laptops I've owned were all 32 bit, and 2 gigs of RAM was the most. It's quite a difference having a 64 bit machine, with 4 gigs of RAM. Very noticeable speed difference.
The previous machines have all been HP/Compaq also. I kind of like this Toshiba machine and would definitely recommend the brand.
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