Upgrading my cpu speed zip files in Windows 7

I currently have an i3-2100 (Socket 1155).  I compress TIFF files (137 MB each) in records of 15 or more.  It takes forever.  I checked my use of RAM and it runs around 37% while the zip compression and listen to trance music streaming from Youtube at the same time (from 4 MB of RAM installed) to get more RAM doesn't seem to be the solution.

Would a processor "more powerful" speed things, hopefully much (stay with Socket 1155)?  Or is program of internal compression of W7 (what I want to continue to use it as people who receive my files zipped using Windows Explorer to decompress files) just by nature dog slow and isn't really dependent on cpu?  You know, it is what it is.

So far no response.  If anyone has a suggestion for another forum post this question please let me know.

Asked me to come back and "finish my thread.  Well, no answers here, so I asked on a photography forum and it has been suggested, I have try 7 - Zip.  This free program, in fact, compressed files JPEG and TIFF in about 1/20th, time to spend it as a Windows Flash program to accomplish its task.

I also learned that seamer works better on text files and not so much on image files.  Indeed, a compressed jpeg file is about the same size as the original file.  A compressed tiff file password 137 mb 125 MB so some, but not much.  Why it takes so darn long comes mainly from transfer images JPEG in a different folder Windows is beyond me.  I assume that 7-Zip goes account that it does nothing more than to transfer them on and done it gets about as fast I could rename the original folder.

Minimally, TIFF, 7-Zip compresses and gets it done almost immediately.  Windows takes 30 minutes or more.

Discussion was going and came on whether or not would help more RAM.  The consensus is that it is not useful.  What helped was to use 7 - Zip.

I also tried to pass like a Flash on a different computer on W7, I (an older i5 which has a four true cores) and it was slower in the Windows program as this computer.  This computer has an i3-2100, but has hyperthreading.  Given that 7-Zip can use hyperthreading maybe thats why it is so much faster.  Who knows.

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