by AlexT 6/18/2009, 7:56 am
Almael wrote:Well, faster comps are always making some slowness away, but can't really solve the software problem, however, newer comps come with better adjusted updates.
No, it's not about faster comps - it's about technologies. Vista gets more FPS in games with modern hardware than XP - it's proven fact. XP core is not capable in effectively utilizing 4 core processors, high speed memory, GPU etc etc.
Vista is only slow for old computers that are unable to offer enough memory or GPU for it's Aero (if it's slow - turn down aero!) but otherwise it's very stable (not a single crash in 2 years). Same experience for everyone i know who used Vista. Of corse those are up to date average configurations with 2 core CPUs and 4 gb of ram.
Driver mechanism is better in Vista, native support for a lot of stuff too - you need tons of updates for XP to get it where Vista is (though Vista need updates too)
Ever tried installing/using tablet with XP? Wi-Fi? Bluetooth? Handheld device synchronization, usb drives and connect sata on the fly?
I usualy only hear complains about Vista from ppl who use only basic functions PC, never update their Vista, use outdated software.And most problems are caused by users themselves or incorrect configuration of hardware.
BSOD on Vista? You probably have broken ram, misconfigured timings/chipset PL parameters, FSP, maybe old PSU or capacitors on motherboard are old and provide incorrect voltages to cpu/ram... many reasons.
Anyway, here's something for you to watch Almael
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-WA90u0f0Y&feature=channel