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Can't make Vista x64 stable
Forum06/06/2009 - Can't make Vista x64 stable. I'm having a problem with making Vista stable and have had to do an OS reinstall almost 10 times since I've gotten it so far. My problem is mostly that after a couple weeks...
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Windows 7 or Vista?
Forum08/17/2009 - Vista is perfectly stable... Windows 7 will just be an improved version of Vista. You'll have to decide if the improvement will be enough to justify the cost. yeah vista is stable, but i dont like the setup for...
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Before you buy Vista, read this
Forum02/07/2008 - like to know how Vista is more stable than XP? XP has been rock solid for me. Vista is slow even in the most simple of tasks and no I'm not running Vista on some ancient computer. If I had installed Vista on an...
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Is Windows Vista Home Premium stable enough to run high end games?
Forum08/26/2008 - for memory, run memtest to see if you got a bad stick. BTW, Oblivion is not the most stable of games, and I've had that game crash on me in XP, XP 64, and Vista, but thankfully it auto save pretty often. My vista home...
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Long LIVE VIsta!
Forum11/10/2009 - Vista Ill stick with 7. I've never had a blue screen in Vista. (Well maybe once, but that was due to nVidia drivers, not Vista). I can't say the same for the rest. Windows 7 has been very stable for me too. Any...
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Is Windows 7 better Then Windows Vista
Forum07/20/2009 - important hardware like system RAM. Like others have told you in this thread, you can not even install Vista and make it work. Uninstalling Vista and going back to XP because of you're lack of skill is where you are at...
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New Gaming Computer - Vista Ultimate Or Xp Pro?
Forum08/31/2009 - than make up for it IMHO. Also as new Vista drivers come out the performance gap will no doubt close further and may well disappear. If you have new and powerfull equipment Vista is a very stable and good OS. Better in...
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Gaming, To Vista or Not to Vista
Forum01/14/2009 - mobo supports Quads then you are fine on Vista or XP XP reads upto 3.4GB RAM minus Video Card memory. SO if you have a Radeon 4850 512GB then you wil get 2.9GB RAM showing. Vista is as stable these days as XP, the early...