Torrent Windows Divine 10 Pro (x64) -=TeamOS=-

[MrSax]

thanks

 

[arthit Nano]

Thank you

 

[RedDove]

don't worry about ratio, you have enough and if you will seed this, you will have more than you have !!

Thanks for the assurance, I will go for it,
It looks too good to pass up. Thanks again.

 

[Gollapudi]

whoa hoooo hippy grand customizing master's came together & made a divine OS that too with Store awesome

 

[tygas]

thanks.installing now

 

[Sean Yap]

Thanks! Will try it out on my new PC and let you all know how it goes~

 

[hacxer]

Wao nice graphics and modified thnks

 

[jubilum]

finish dwonloading.. will test and thanks mucho...

 

[eugened]

Thanks!

 

[profMarkyx]

Seems so nice. Will try this. Update soon..Thanks.

 

[manhcuonghg]

- Thank you so much

 

[yzklobits]

nice upload i will try
thanks

 

[vogedoh236]

great work. always a pleasure to see your work. keep it up

 

[drprex]

Nicee..., Thanks for uploading...,

 

[Mirkec]

Update : Installed the OS

Pretty Quick install, Overall great but just found that the "page file" location is default at "D Drive" whereas i use a "SSD as C Drive" & "HDD as D Drive" so had to change it to "C" as Default.

just for info : was it at default D Drive due to some performance reasons or something like that ???

Moving the pagefile.sys file from the partition where Windows is installed to another hard drive can improve system performance and decrease page file fragmentation. A user needs to know that he will get the best performance only if he moves the page file to another physical drive, and not to another partition on the same drive.

 

[billybob62]

Thank you Mirkec And Team!

 

[Erbugs]

Thank you so much for new modified OS..

 

[Bhaskar Shetty]

Moving the pagefile.sys file from the partition where Windows is installed to another hard drive can improve system performance and decrease page file fragmentation. A user needs to know that he will get the best performance only if he moves the page file to another physical drive, and not to another partition on the same drive.

its true for HDD but not in case of SSD, which is used on most of systems anyways thank you for clarifying the same as i was thinking its needed for some new performance registry edit / trick.

 

[Mirkec]

its true for HDD but not in case of SSD, which is used on most of systems anyways thank you for clarifying the same as i was thinking its needed for some new performance registry edit / trick.

Yes, but you can prolong the longevity of your SSD! If a user has solid hardware then it will be fast where he chooses HDD or SDD... What if the user has both internal and external SSD? And SSD is for sure not used on most of the systems in the world. There are more pros but it up to the user.

 

[drbokaa]

thx alot for ur amazing work