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Surface pro 3 i7 is more likely to be much faster than the others?

If I've opened a powerpoint and I open another powerpoint, is the program in the cache hence will open faster due to ssd or being a new instance of it, not open lots faster. Once open is it run by Ram, the scrolling up and down, opening menus etc?

Would a surface pro 3 be a lot slower and likely to freeze or take quite a few seconds to load a pdf, word document or scroll up and down when running lots of programs at once ie 40-50 webpages, 10 word docs, a few powerpoints? The i3 surface may do after a few days etc...

Is it likely that the one in that computer is good? Which computer is likely to be faster and keep running all those things faster when they're all left open for a few days?

Thank you very much for checking whether it is a cache ssd

Thank you very much, the first isn't cheaper. Could a ssd drive be replaced in the future? I heard ssds can degrade quickly so within a year could lose a fair bit eg a loss of 100 from 400 or 500 speeds.

Thanks very much, I presume that would be longer than the other one?

Thanks, is that likely to be more durable?

I think it is a cache, not quite sure, details are here:http://www.pcworld.co.uk/gbuk/desktop-pc-monitors/desktop-pcs/all-in-one-pcs/hp-envy-recline-27-k210na-touchscreen-all-in-one-pc-10016063-pdt.html#cat-0 I looked at pc world as they also have a policy which covers you against accidents and...

I open 40-50 tabs at the same time generally for research and have 10-15 word documents and similar number of powerpoint documents open at once. Have a fast internet connection but want to be able to open internet pages quickly and leave open tabs and click on them a day or two later and open...