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Re: Defrag - firenice03 - 09-06-2016 A couple things - Lag and Slowness are a bit general - are you having the same lag hovering over icons? You're using LL3.0 Ubuntu base is 16.04; 14.04 fixes may or may not resolve exactly... For the hardware you shouldn't notice any slowness in general... If the slowness is similar to the icons as with the link provided - it maybe graphics related (updating driver) but I'm going to take a stab and say the slowness you're experiencing is related to internet browsing/connectivity??? Again this is my guess as I see its a Broadcom I'm curious to what's slow for you.. Pinpointing exactly will yield different drivers to update/support. Also before updating drivers; I would suggest making a Systemback backup, if updating drivers have an ill effect it will be easy to revert back. Some info on Broadcom - https://www.freecinema2022.gq/forums/network/(solved)-broadcom-wireless-issue/msg4997/#msg4997 But searching will result a lot of results.. Again if the slowness is network related :o I was posting the same time as Jerry... Or as he suggests.... Re: Defrag - Wirezfree - 09-06-2016 I concur with Jerry. I think that HD is a significant source of performance issues... Benchmark for Hitachi HT54505 I think any recent SSD is going to be a major boost. You are only using 3.7% of 500GB, so even a cheap 120/128GB would be enough Re: Defrag - Wirezfree - 09-06-2016 @firenice03 raises some good points Are you seeing laggy internet..?? What does a speed test give you.? With that CPU you should not have issues really Benchmark for: AMD A6-3420M On my N3700 I get to the desktop from cold boot in @ 10~12secs with a SSD I think your disk is a bottleneck Re: Defrag - richtea - 09-06-2016 Just to check on the HD as likely culprit, go to Disks, press CTRL+S, and look over your SMART Data. Curiosity kills the cat. Re: Defrag - Wirezfree - 09-06-2016 You can also do a quick test on the disk: Use whatever your sdx is, a, b, c For comparison, On a good WD Hard Disk Code: sudo hdparm -t /dev/sdb Timing buffered disk reads: 332 MB in 3.00 seconds = 110.57 MB/sec On Samsung SSD Code: sudo hdparm -t /dev/sda Timing buffered disk reads: 1494 MB in 3.00 seconds = 497.68 MB/sec Re: Defrag - then00b - 09-08-2016 (09-06-2016, 07:30 PM)Wirezfree link Wrote: You can also do a quick test on the disk:This is what I got: Timing buffered disk reads: 244 MB in 3.01 seconds = 81.03 MB/sec Re: Defrag - then00b - 09-08-2016 Disks: Re: Defrag - Wirezfree - 09-08-2016 It's O.K, but 5 to 6X slower than an SSD Re: Defrag - then00b - 09-08-2016 (09-08-2016, 01:45 PM)Wirezfree link Wrote: It's O.K, but 5 to 6X slower than an SSD I've installed a virtual machine do you think it's possible to run it with this specs? I'm planning to install windows in it. Re: Defrag - then00b - 09-08-2016 (09-06-2016, 04:51 PM)firenice03 link Wrote: A couple things - Hmm.. I wish I can explain it more accurately. It's not slow like a speed of a car, it's more laggy for example minimizing a browser it tends to leave some kind of trail some sort of a shadow. |