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I have a new desktop and an old laptop. I run a Visio macro in both. It takes 30 seconds to run in the laptop, but 3 minutes and 3 seconds to run in the desktop. The desktop has 12 GB in RAM, and the laptop has 4 GB in RAM. All the user experience is a lot faster in the desktop than in the laptop, like rebooting, opening and working with documents and applications, etc., except running macros. I have tried macros in Excel, and they also run faster in the laptop.
Both computers have an i7 processor, Windows 64 bits, and Office 32 bits. The desktop has Windows 10, and the laptop has Windows 7. A friend of mine has a laptop with Windows 10 and the macro runs there as fast as in my laptop with Windows 7, so I think my issue is not because the operative system is different.
I have tried several diagnostic tools with my desktop and nothing seems to be wrong.
Any help will be highly appreciated.
Here it is the technical specs for each computer:
Edit: I have added also the CPU-Z results for both computers, for CPU, Caches and Memory:
Desktop CPU-Z CPU Desktop CPU-Z Caches Desktop CPU-Z Memory Laptop CPU-Z CPU Laptop CPU-Z Caches Laptop CPU-Z Memory
Please run CPU-Z on both computers and take screenshots of the tabs of CPU, Memory and Caches.
– harrymc – 2019-02-18T19:54:02.067Thank you @harrymc, I have now edited the post to include those screenshots. – Korck – 2019-02-18T20:27:51.880
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– DavidPostill – 2019-03-04T20:40:23.133