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Upgrading to Vista
- Thread starter .Joe.
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If you want to play some games that are out for Vista, I HIGHLY recommend 3GB+ of RAM.
Otherwise, you'll start to notice some lag spikes. You'll also be needing at least a Dual-Core processor, recommending at least 1.8-2.0GHz. And an AMD at that
For disk space, your fine. But, I'd recommend you having at least a 256MB Graphic Card.
Otherwise, you'll start to notice some lag spikes. You'll also be needing at least a Dual-Core processor, recommending at least 1.8-2.0GHz. And an AMD at that
For disk space, your fine. But, I'd recommend you having at least a 256MB Graphic Card.
i am pissed that i cant get my vista back on my machine. i am having some sort of hardware failure, but, not sure what. already got new hard drive and my video card is only a few months old, so, i had to go back to xp this weekend. i loved my vista
i loved my vista
vista ultimate was great till Friday.
I like vista. I'm using Home Premium. I am having no problems with it
Specs:
AMD 64 Single Core 4000+
2 GB RAM(Just upgraded from one this week)
Specs:
AMD 64 Single Core 4000+
2 GB RAM(Just upgraded from one this week)
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Vista Ultimate with my Athlon 64 4200+ and 2GB RAM runs great. I had a few problems playing Battlefield 2 at first, but a quick update of the graphics drivers and now it runs as fast as it does on XP. I don't really notice the difference although while installing BF2, I had a message appear saying it might not be compatibly or something like that.
Wow, this topic is mad! Why is everyone blatently bashing Vista?! I have Ultimate running on 4gb ram on a 250gb hard drive (with another 500gb hard drive as an idle drive). Vista works a dream, certainly no problems for me, and happy to use it entirely!
Joe, if you haven't already, upgrade, you'll make a big mistake keeping XP, I hate the OS, sooo out of date, Vista FTW!
Joe, if you haven't already, upgrade, you'll make a big mistake keeping XP, I hate the OS, sooo out of date, Vista FTW!
I got it running on:
Intel® Core™ 2 Quad-Core Extreme Processor QX6800 (3.46GHz,1066MHz,8MB cache)
4096mb (4gb) Dual Channel DDR2 800MHz
Seagate NL35 Series HDD 400GB SATA II (drive 1)
Samsung 500GB S300 16MB 7200RPM (drive 2)
XFX GeForce 8800GT 512MB DDR3 PCIE Dual DVI TV 600/1.8 (graphics)
Creative X-Fi Xtreme Gamer Fatal1ty Pro (sound)
Intel® Core™ 2 Quad-Core Extreme Processor QX6800 (3.46GHz,1066MHz,8MB cache)
4096mb (4gb) Dual Channel DDR2 800MHz
Seagate NL35 Series HDD 400GB SATA II (drive 1)
Samsung 500GB S300 16MB 7200RPM (drive 2)
XFX GeForce 8800GT 512MB DDR3 PCIE Dual DVI TV 600/1.8 (graphics)
Creative X-Fi Xtreme Gamer Fatal1ty Pro (sound)
lol I have Vista Home Premium on an Insperon B1320, which is like Intel Core Processor of some extent of only 1.9GHz, 2GB ram, 60gb disk space. Runs smoothly, but cannot do much when I do an intensive scan of my computer (which is to be expected. Did that to me with XP)
^I've noticed that. I just not long ago scanned my PC with Windows Defender and it blooming lagged, and like, on 4gb ram I wouldn't expect it, but then it did have to search 2 hard drives totting up 900gb :lol: (even though I only use 20gb on one drive for programs etc and 5gb on the other for music/photos)
Ultimate is back on.
