How Many Is Too Many?

I only have 2900+ songs imported but my PC (sorry) seems to have slowed down a bit. Is there a way to compress these song files so I dont bog down my system.
According to my system, I have 233GB capacity and 205GB free space (hope this helps).
Thanks In Advance!

Assuming that the stats you listed as capacity/free space is correct it doesn't sound like your music is the cause of your system being slow. Like the previous poster mentioned you can compress your files into a zipped folder to try and help, but it sounds like your system most likely has programs running at start-up that may be slowing it down. If you know how to mess around with your PC (and feel confident in doing so) you can go into msconfig to selective startup to see what you have running and disable some of the programs to see if that is the problem. Of course, what I just said is more detailed than that...you can see more info on it here:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=302538

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