Hackintosh running pretty slowly?

[MaconPC?!]

Hey guys!

I dual-booted Windows Seven & Leopard, and my Leo drive has 50GB (Which is not enough of course...).

 

Anyway, my hackintosh is running pretty slowly. I mean, it takes about 15 seconds and sometimes up to a minute to launch programs such as Firefox, iTunes and NeoOffice. This doesn't happen while using Windows. I have E6600 and 2GB Ram.

 

I wonder if that has anything to do with the fact that my Leopard drive is only 50GB. (20 available)

Anyway, I have 150GB in Win7, 50 on Leopard and 30GB unallocated (I can't merge it with Leopard =/. I can't even try the method in the sticky, since the unallocated space does not appear in Terminal).

 

So, is there anything to do to solve it?

 

Update: just thinking - does it have anything to do with the different versions? I'm using Leo4All v2. (I tried to install from iAtkos7 once but couldn't change my resolution on 8800GTX, and I tried a few more times to select different drivers).

[Daveta]

try to turn off usb legacy from usb

[MaconPC?!]

I can't turn it off in BIOS. For some reason it's been like 2 weeks now (since installing Leopard probably) that i can't change Bios settings. It seems to be locked.

 

Any other suggestions?

 

I wanted to add some space to my Leopard partition, so I created a new 55gb partition via Acronis Disk Director Suite. I tried to make it Logical and Primary, FAT32 or NTFS but Disk Utility can't recognize it and Terminal doesn't list it...