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Going Deep: The Advancement of Windows: Michael Fortin - Windows Vista SuperFetch | |
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| Time: 16:15 EST/21:15 GMT | News Source: Channel 9 | Posted By: Jonathan Tigner | ||
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Michael Fortin is a Distingushed Engineer and leads the team at Microsoft responsible for the overall performance of Windows (the folks who think up and write the algorithms that help make Windows Vista intelligently performant. Intelligently performant? What does that mean? Tune in...). I recently sat down with Michael to discuss one of the key new performance enhancing technologies in Windows Vista: SuperFetch. You've probably heard about this aptly-named system-level technology (way to go Marketing. Finally...:-)), but you probably don't know very much about how it actually works and what it means to Windows in terms of the evolution of the system. | ||
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