Windows Vista....
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Originally Posted by aCiD
Oh yea, I would never recommend Vista for some with less than dual core, and 1GB RAM, and some serious video power. Once you start to loose the fancy pretty features, it'* just not that good anymore :P
Luckily I have a dual core (4400+ equialent) CPU, 1GBRAM, SATA 100GB, and high end Intel graphics in my laptop, so it makes it extra fun. I can do all the CPU intensive windows task I can imagine at the same time and CPU usage never exceeds 25%. Ex: crazy task switcher, which playing a video that'* being displayed IN the crazy animations, and with tons of apps open, etc.
Luckily I have a dual core (4400+ equialent) CPU, 1GBRAM, SATA 100GB, and high end Intel graphics in my laptop, so it makes it extra fun. I can do all the CPU intensive windows task I can imagine at the same time and CPU usage never exceeds 25%. Ex: crazy task switcher, which playing a video that'* being displayed IN the crazy animations, and with tons of apps open, etc.
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Originally Posted by techy
There are also rumers that MS wants to charge a yearly fee after Vista is out.Some people with older equipment will have problems. Forget the certification, but it will be required to be compatible with Vista.
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