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Lifer
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I said nothing of the sort.
All Microsoft operating systems have bloat, but with Windows 8/8.1, Microsoft implemented a new memory handling algorithm and thread scheduler which mitigate the bloat in a big way due to more effective use of resources.
And while Windows 8/8.1 may technically have more bloat than Windows 7 (due to the apps), it's still faster and more secure in practically every conceivable manner.
oh, so 8.1 is indeed more bloated but the fact that it feels slower in many perceivable ways has nothing to do with bloat it's just new algorithms, scheduling and apps.