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Old 09-19-2006   #1 (permalink)
Basil


 
 

RC1 stability

RC 1 is much more stable than Beta 2 5384 on my machine. I have also today
boosted RAM from 512 to 1 Gb which also seems to help.

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Basil
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Old 09-19-2006   #2 (permalink)
MICHAEL


 
 

Re: RC1 stability


"Basil" <fawlty@removethisTesco.net> wrote in message
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> RC 1 is much more stable than Beta 2 5384 on my machine. I have also today boosted RAM from
> 512 to 1 Gb which also seems to help.


Probably, the single best investment you can spend that will
make a *real* difference in the performance of Vista, or
even WinXP.

I would say, the jump from 512MB to 1GB in Vista is huge-
very noticeable. From 1GB to 2GB is also worth it, but
not as readily apparent until you start doing some heavy
duty stuff and/or like to have multiple programs open.

If someone were to ask me the minimum RAM I would
recommend for Vista, it would 2GB. 2GB for the best
performance and for the *future*. Think back to the
minimum requirements for XP- no one would even
seriously recommend that now.


Vista beta bugs aside,

512 MB of RAM for Vista= bare minimum.
Who wants bare minimum? Would you want
your car to _barely_ run?

1 GB= a mostly pleasant experience.
1 GB RAM + ReadyBoost= satisfyingly good performance.

2GB= Bingo!


-Michael

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