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Re: XP or Vista on new laptop?
I prefer Vista, both on my laptop, my desktop and my mediacenter.
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Re: XP or Vista on new laptop?
You'll get better support with Vista, but either is fine. You won't notice much difference. If you do get vista, then turn OFF aero as it'll eat your batteries alive [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] |
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Re: XP or Vista on new laptop?
get xp, vista looks pretty and stuff but most software still isnt fully functional with and it uses up so many resources.
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Re: XP or Vista on new laptop?
from a vista user, XP.
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Re: XP or Vista on new laptop?
get vista if you get a new computer...
every new OS uses more resources... its easy to handle and will improve with those servicepacks... if you have 2 gigs memory get vista, else get xp |
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Re: XP or Vista on new laptop?
Take into account I'm not very computer savvy, but I spent 5 hours trying to get all my poker stuff set up on a Vista laptop before I gave up and went back to XP.
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Re: XP or Vista on new laptop?
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get vista if you get a new computer... every new OS uses more resources... its easy to handle and will improve with those servicepacks... if you have 2 gigs memory get vista, else get xp [/ QUOTE ] 2gigs is the minimum they recommend when I got Vista. I upgraded with another 2gig flash chip, which really picked up the speed. Vista really likes flash memory plugins. I got mine from Kingston.com and was really affordable. Here's what I got (I am NOT affiliated with them in any way) DTR/2GB USB 2.0 DataTraveler w/ReadyBoost1 $52.00 I've had it for about six months and love it. I allocated all two gigs to flash and none to storage on the USB chip. |
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