Vista - RE: The best Vista Edition for the Computer Games

All versions support dual-core CPUS, dont worry about that. Unless you have
2 physical sockets, you are fine with any version. As far as the benefits
for ultimate go, we have to wait and see. As of now the benefits are minimal
for your average user. Dreamscene wont be out for a couple of months and
there is no way to know what Microsoft has planned as far as "Ultimate
Extras" go. I bought ultimate myself because I dont like the idea of being
limited with a operating system. I want all available options opened to me.
If you are willing to shell out the money for this 1 time 5+ years
investment, by all means do it. Another "extra" involved with the ultimate
version is the "Family upgrade plan". With your purchase of the retail
version of Vista Ultimate, you get the option of buying 2 Home Premium
upgrade licenses for 50$ each. I would have loved this option if it was for
the full versions, but it isnt. Maybe it will be valuable for you.

"MaRo" wrote:

> I want to buy a new Vista but I don't know which edition I should get. Is the
> Ultimate Vista 32bit compatible with all computer games? I'm able to pay more
> for Ultimate and "get it all" than buy a Home Premium edition, as long as all
> computer games will work with the ultimate