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| Guest | XP vs Vista overheads Hopefully not too stupid a question but how does Vista compare to XP regarding performance overheads. I know Vista is more complex but I was wondering if it might not also have more efficient code thus negating some of the increased performance requirments? |
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| Guest | RE: XP vs Vista overheads So far, after several weeks of testing RC1 I have found it slower than XP HE in almost every aspect. Although I do have to admit that my XP HE did have some reg tweaks. Even my internet connection is slower. 174K on XP compared to 164 on Vista. That's even after disabling the IPv6 that my IP doesn't support. Page loads as well as graphics are considerably slower with IE7 in Vista compared to IE7 in XP, and that's with all the same reg tweaks. HP and Nvidia both do not want to support their customers in Vista, until such times as the RTM is out. So now it's back to ATI and to hell with Nvidia and as all of my components are HP, from my $1200 camera to my printer to my tower, it's time to give this garbage to someone else and purchase a new system from a manufacturer that sees the sense in following a new OS build and developing drivers for it. TTFN. -- There are three types of people in computing, those that can count and those that can't. |
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