I want to speed up my system. How can i use crontab to automate the deletion of unnecessary files and cache ? In what other ways can i speed up my system ? I have disabled most of the startup applications to boot my system faster.
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Excess files don't cause a system to boot slower. My windows 10 install boots just as fast now as it did 3tb ago. – Hellreaver Sep 05 '16 at 15:56
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You could consider making hardware improvements, SSDs are a good option.
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Adding more RAM also improves the general system speed when a couple of programs are loaded. – Kev Inski Sep 05 '16 at 13:59
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@adampski Apart from making hardware improvements. What else can i do to improve the speed of my processes ? – Abhishek Genva Sep 05 '16 at 14:00
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@Kevlnski Which is a better option to consider ? Upgrading RAM or processor ? – Abhishek Genva Sep 05 '16 at 14:06
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@KevInski except increasing ram doesn't increase speed unless you're already using all of your ram. – Hellreaver Sep 05 '16 at 15:55
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1.increase the RAM 2.uninstall flash 3.increase swap size while installing os for dual boot 4.keep always updated s/w's and os 5.reduce the display resolution ( it may works some time ) 6.keep less contents in internal HDD 7.put only one os in machine 8.only enter trusted websites (less virus) 9.put high RPM and buffer sized HDD (Spindle speed ex 7200 rpm)
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Mount root file system with noatime parameter. It will not update atime stamps when reads files from the file system.
You can add that in /etc/fstab file.
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