yes, its final i think. i saw on the newspaper. it say they got through alot of tester already.

holy shit.. 2.8GB for SP1? lol

wat laa  microsoft....I upgrade to SP1 also still BSOD all the time. My PC specs is quite powerful already! Later I'll go and reformat to XP and wait until Vista get bttr

i'm using sp1 too...
but seems like nothing diff.. not much diff at all..

Well it's (RTM) released on connect for sure.

We know that many of you are anxious to get your hands on the Windows Vista Service Pack 1 RTM bits. And to that end, we have some good news. We are pleased to announce that--while broad RTW availability is still scheduled for March--the SP1 Update RTM bits are available now to TechNet subscribers. If you are subscriber, please visit TechNet Plus Subscriptions and sign in to access Top Subscriber Downloads. If you have a prior version of the SP1 beta installed, you must uninstall it prior to installing the final version. Check out Things to know before you download Windows Vista SP1 for more information, and for updated details on all aspects of Windows Vista SP1, stop by the Windows Vista TechCenter.

For a closer look Inside Vista SP1 File Copy Improvements pull up Mark Russinovich's (of Sysinternals fame) blog and learn about the evolution of the file copy. Also catch Mark and a panel of experts on March 5 at 9:00 AM Pacific Time for a live, interactive discussion on adopting Windows Vista into a desktop infrastructure. Sign up for Still Undecided on Windows Vista? and hear about the challenges, workarounds, and tips & tricks they have learned along the way. For access to guidance, resources, tools, and straight-talk articles today, visit the Springboard Series for Windows Vista.

Also from the Sysinternals crew, you'll definitely want to grab the update of Sigcheck, a command-line file version display and signature checking utility. Sigcheck v1.50 adds a new option for displaying file hashes.

Now I realize, it took time to load Windows Photo Gallery. And much slower startup time...

Ceh .

Neway, the other thing I discover is

1. A noticeable faster copy/cut paste speed, but I prefer using 3rd party software like TeraCopy more.

2. The deleting speed doesn't improved at all.

3. I got a short delay whether I open up Computer.

4. UAC pop up faster.

5. Slower shutting down speed. WTF?
I think I need to fresh install my Vista back and update everything before I start installing application and games.

PS : Hey, my 200th post!

Lawl, where you downloading the OEM installer from? Torrent or MS website?

Lol...same here...But at the System Properties, i'm sure everyone's that is using 4gb display the correct amount?