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Visual Studio installation is the most CPU intensive application

By Aleksandar On Mon, Jul 9th, 2007 In Software I use With 1 Comment Permanent Link to Visual Studio installation is the most CPU intensive application

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Dejan Vesić says:

Mon, Jul 9th, 2007 at 13:11 ·

Well, serious tools (and VS 2005 is one) requires serious time, CPU and temperature for installation ;-)

Add your comment here, just please be civilized and stay on topic.

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