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Why Don't You Try Vista?

by John-ErikApril 18, 2008November 28, 2014042
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LOL, First use will be gaming, so Vista isnt a choice! Well even if he was just going to surf the web Vista still wouldnt be a choice shocked

After reading a little on Vista SP1 I think I’ll wait for Windows 7 or whatever it will be called.
Vista/ME is there a difference?

 

My framerates on Vista are modestly higher than on XP, and of course Vista is much more secure.  People may bash it, but if you have decent hardware it’s fast and reliable.  Actually, on identical hardware it outperforms Mac OS X 10.5.

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