I'm trying to decide between Google Desktop Search and MSN Desktop Search
for a marginally equipped PC. I have a convenience PC at home that is only
used for Internet browsing, e-mails and dumping photos from a digital
camera. It's a 1GHz Celeron /256Mb RAM / 40Gb HD e-PC by HP, which is not
known for its performance, but it's very small and fits into the little
bit of space I have left.
Does anyone have enough experience with both Google and MSN desktop
searches to tell if there is any difference in performance and if I even
have to bother with either software on a Celeron PC?
Thanks for all your input!
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"StephenB" wrote:
> info_at_1-sc...@foo.com (www.1-script.com) wrote:
>
> >Hello group,
> >
> >I'm trying to decide between Google Desktop Search and MSN Desktop Search
> >for a marginally equipped PC. I have a convenience PC at home that is only
> >used for Internet browsing, e-mails and dumping photos from a digital
> >camera. It's a 1GHz Celeron /256Mb RAM / 40Gb HD e-PC by HP, which is not
> >known for its performance, but it's very small and fits into the little
> >bit of space I have left.
> >
> >Does anyone have enough experience with both Google and MSN desktop
> >searches to tell if there is any difference in performance and if I even
> >have to bother with either software on a Celeron PC?
> >
> >Thanks for all your input!
>
> I have minimal experience with Google Desktop Search, but the MSN Desktop Search
> will work okay on your "marginal" PC. You might see some sluggishness while it
> indexes, but not much, in my opinion. You can always uninstall it if you
> disagree.
> -steve
>
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> Stephen Boots
> MVP MSN.COM
> sbo...@mvps.org
>