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XP is still the king.. Win 7 ain't too shabby, but it really isn't any faster than Vista.
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But, have you tried W7?I would give it 8, but that is being very nice.. I was lucky enough to get my tiny Uni-work-only-laptop (10 inch wide screen) with XP. This laptop is Samsung and its battery lasts an amazing ~11 hours when not working with high requirement stuff such as movies and games, but this is still without power-saving features enabled. The fact that it lasts a whole day at Uni with no recharge and then still has plenty of juice if you have a long train trip home and want to watch a movie or something is really amazing.
In fact.. now I think about it, since I would give XP 8.5, Vista 7 should probably have a 7.
Seb
All you XP fanboys need to remember that back when XP first released you previous 98 fanboys complained about XP just the same as you now complain about Vista and 7. XP is very old, and I can't understand why anyone would still use it. DX10 and 11 + decent 64-bit support is not worth sacrificing for a little extra speed. (Which I personally can't see, I think W7 64-bit is just as fast as XP, if not faster)
Exactly.All you XP fanboys need to remember that back when XP first released you previous 98 fanboys complained about XP just the same as you now complain about Vista and 7. XP is very old, and I can't understand why anyone would still use it. DX10 and 11 + decent 64-bit support is not worth sacrificing for a little extra speed. (Which I personally can't see, I think W7 64-bit is just as fast as XP, if not faster)
All you XP fanboys need to remember that back when XP first released you previous 98 fanboys complained about XP just the same as you now complain about Vista and 7. XP is very old, and I can't understand why anyone would still use it. DX10 and 11 + decent 64-bit support is not worth sacrificing for a little extra speed. (Which I personally can't see, I think W7 64-bit is just as fast as XP, if not faster)
So I could sit here with my 512 of memory and keep XP, or I could pay out of the nose for a new computer and OS to get slightly better performance.
That's all I needed to know. Thanks.
How do you make the windows to adjust to the screen without going above the gadgets? I didn't say I couldn't install gadgets, I said I now have to look at the desktop every time I need to see them!