<p>Armory slows my system WAY down and I am confused on the difference really. I understand the securities involved. </p>

<p>Also, If I stick with Armory, Can I move it to a different computer and access it there instead of my main one?</p>

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2014-02-08T18:04:30.187Z
Could you clarify your question please? A question asking for "better" is difficult to answer. What features are you looking for, specifically?
Greg Hewgill
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2014-02-08T20:32:40.843Z
With Armory, like most wallets, you can backup your wallet and then import or restore it on another computer.
ChrisW
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Which is better to use, Armory or MultiBit and why?
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# Which is better to use, Armory or MultiBit and why?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-02-08)

Armory slows my system WAY down and I am confused on the difference really. I understand the securities involved.

Also, If I stick with Armory, Can I move it to a different computer and access it there instead of my main one?

**Tags:** multibit, armory

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Could you clarify your question please? A question asking for "better" is difficult to answer. What features are you looking for, specifically?  
> **username_2**: With Armory, like most wallets, you can backup your wallet and then import or restore it on another computer.  

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