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| Which is better? XP or Vista
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| I believe Vista is more stable of an OS.
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| | #3 - Time will tell. My initial 4 to 6 week experience suggests some pros and cons of each. For most of my use, changes with Vista are largely cosmetic. For large networks, networks with domains, etc, I can see some real potential advantage with Vista. Some of my favorite tweaks with XP either don't work, or I haven't figured out how to do them yet, with Vista.
Paul
Vista Business 32-bit
on Core 2 6400
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| | Vista by far. Used to run XP, updated to Vista Ultimate and loving it. Exept from the gaming issue (loss of performance) the OS is by far superior to XP. |
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| I am currently running vista home premium and it think it is great but could run faster.
I have read that two identical PCs running Vista SP1 beta and XP SP3 beta were tested and the xp pc outperformed the vista
by 200% (twice as fast)
When both service packs are released i will test it for my self and the results may change my opinion on which is the best
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