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		<title>Vista improvements in performance and scalability</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Scott Dorman &#8212; Windows Vista: Kernel Changes &#8211; Shadows of Reliability, Performance and Scalability
Vista makes fewer and larger disk reads for page faults and system cache read-ahead and has removed the 64KB limit. Fewer, faster, and larger disk writes for the system page file and mapped file I/O reduce the page file fragmentation and allow a larger cluster size.
The CPU usage has also been improved by providing improvements in the concurrency management within the kernel.
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<blockquote><p>Vista makes fewer and larger disk reads for page faults and system cache read-ahead and has removed the 64KB limit. Fewer, faster, and larger disk writes for the system page file and mapped file I/O reduce the page file fragmentation and allow a larger cluster size.</p>
<p>The CPU usage has also been improved by providing improvements in the concurrency management within the kernel.</p></blockquote>
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