#Reduce startup time verification

Can that be improved in the XP, not likely but they may be able to improve to some extent? There are procedures that can be used to accelerate the process, processing wise, but it does not land itself well to small size files, you need large chunks / blocks to take advantage of that.

#Reduce startup time verification

XP does a lot of file verification but that amount of time is not very significant compared to other bottle necks like your storage retrieval speed is in most systems. The processing is controlled by the developer and there are ways that it can be improved, and in the latest versions XP has done some of it by loading compressed data and having the processor do the work and decompressing on your first load, from a fresh boot, you will see that it takes longer to get started than consecutive loads, if you restart the same version without shutting down. The speed of the load can be controlled by the user, by using a high speed storage device like an Optane which is the fastest read that I know of at this time, or Solid state drive and a high throughput / fast processor and a fast bus system. A Tile can be 500 MB or less or 30GB and XP loads typically around 4 tiles so that amount of time difference can be significant. The amount of data can be controlled by the user by using low resolution scenery, the least that I know of is the default XP scenery. Load time is dictated by the amount of data and the speed that the data ca be retrieved and to some extent the processing that takes place during the load.