Oh..now only u show ur actual character. .Joke.
I hope come to this point, u will know what to do ,right ?
Nice to meet u, my freind.
best of health to u, ur freind and ur family.
See u again .

Hehe, ok..

Thanks for the help and same to you too.., happy chinese new year, gong hei fatt choi!

c ya around..

This post has been edited by IanLim: Feb 7 2007, 02:41 AM

Err..... What am I looking at? Nothing special as I can see.

Well for a more comprehensive list, check HERE

he just brag about using vista ultimate i think

This post has been edited by garanzia: Feb 7 2007, 11:27 AM

Malaysia's PENDRIVE is not even in the list.

Hey guys i only have 1Gb RAM for now. Izzit sufficient to run Vista??
Anyone running Vista with 1GB RAM here?? Can share exp. ? Thanks.

thats not taken from my comp...
but it proves that windows vista dont show windows logo during boot up...somehow

1gb ram is barely reach the requirement, programs load time should be slower than xp with 1gb of ram, as the review said, you give vista more ram, vista will give back more performance to you

How to use Pendrive to make Vista run smoothly?
Edit: Read from previous post, izzit call ReadyBoost??

This post has been edited by yehlai: Feb 7 2007, 12:02 PM

yeah its called readyboost..

anyway pendrive thumbdrive is confirmed can ready boost

i've tested

1gb PNY thumbdrive - readyboost OK

1gb, 2gb kingston data traveler I - readyboost OK

1gb Pendrive thumbdrive - readyboost OK

1gb kingston data traveler II - readyboost OK

512mb Apacer - readyboot KO

This post has been edited by irenic: Feb 7 2007, 12:39 PM

2GB Pendrive NANO - Not Compatible

That is bcoz u only make it "sleep" by clicking the "Turn Off" button. To fully shut it down, u need to click the arrow beside the "Turn Off" button, then click Shut Down.

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Added on February 7, 2007, 2:16 pmDude, this is a Vista thread, plz go back to your Mac thread.
Btw, Acer got Mac also meh?

This post has been edited by Pip_X: Feb 7 2007, 02:16 PM

Recently, i just read one of users' review from newegg.com regarding Windows Vista 32bit. some info to discuss:
1. For gaming user:Vista does load up very large memory space. And when running games application, the memory available become very low.
2. DirectX 10 is still in Beta stage which mean there is possibility there some bugs within the application.
3. For user with no gaming desire: Vista loaded start up program much more faster than XP did.
4. Vista is very interactive and easy to use.
5. A matter here is that, when to to switch to Vista.

Irenic with your hardware spec, do you notice any improvement at all when you use the readyboost feature? Any difference between 512MB vs 1 GB vs 2 GB?

Plan to get a flash drive for readyboost purpose so just want to get more opinions.

Just be careful. The current batch of flashdrive is pretty slow. Read reviews that 2 of the fastest thumbdrive for VISTA is ADATA PD7(not found here, I think, never seen it in LYP pricelist) and a new Kingston thumbdrive which is especially enhanced for VISTA.

Don't just buy any thumbdrive or you'll be dissapointed. maybe wait a little while and get one that is fast enuff for VISTA.

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Added on February 7, 2007, 3:57 pm(1) I think you must understand how VISTA works. VISTA works very differently from XP. It'll try to grab everything for the O/S and then allocate accordingly. But i don't see any difference when i run BFME2, almost same amount used about 600+MB or so in VISTA and XP.

There's a parameter showing free blocks or memory, something like that in the Vista Task Manager and it always show very low free blocks. This doesn't mean ur PC is out of memory, VISTA is simply doing it's job and make sure your memory get used, not sitting there being "free" and goyang kaki.

(2) So far run only 3 games...so can't really comment got bug or not, but so far so good.


This post has been edited by Matrix: Feb 7 2007, 03:57 PM

sorry , my bad. u need to tell earlier

how many RAM u have? Is the gaming experience better or worse than XP ?

and can we still use directsound/EAX thingy (run under legacy DX9 EX driver in vista) in games?

I always feel that superfetch has almost crammed all of available physical memory just to fit in those frequent programs, but consider games size is huge compare to user apps, i wonder how superfetch will deal with games

I hear that Vista cannot play "Ahem" Games, as it will block it, is it true?

No such thing.

Desktop windows management in theory should able to detect that you're playing a 3D game and turn off all eyecandies automatically, freeing available rams for you to use. But caution, some games that are RAM and Processor intensive like Football Manager bypass this as it does not depend on 3D usage, thus it can be really slow, ecspecially durng off season when the game want to crunch all the league standings around the world.

EAX i think can still be supported.