QUOTE(piumiu @ Dec 20 2008, 11:01 PM)
I have a notebook that come with a Vista Bussiness and downgrade XP Professional setup.
Been using XP since 2002 and ite already been 6 years. Did try Vista earlier but it was too slow and laggy.
Few concern that I have with Vista.
1. Previously my vista lags running Divx with KLMCodec.
2. Notebook OS speed while running battery saving mode.
3. Compatibility issue with uTorrent and Limewire.
4. Speed in gaming as im using Gforce 9300.
My specs are, P9500, 4GB RAM, Gforce 9300, 250GB Hardisk.
With that kind of spec, Vista would run beautifully. Just make sure you do a clean install, update chipset drivers (if necessary/available), update video and audio drivers (a must) and then fully update Vista via Windows Update. Been using XP since 2002 and ite already been 6 years. Did try Vista earlier but it was too slow and laggy.
Few concern that I have with Vista.
1. Previously my vista lags running Divx with KLMCodec.
2. Notebook OS speed while running battery saving mode.
3. Compatibility issue with uTorrent and Limewire.
4. Speed in gaming as im using Gforce 9300.
My specs are, P9500, 4GB RAM, Gforce 9300, 250GB Hardisk.
Also, make sure its SP1 - Service Pack 1 enhances the Vista experience even more and sorts out minor bugs that had been bugging Vista users. However, results may vary (pre-SP1 / post-SP1 experience).
As for compatibility, get the latest software version. You're saying uTorrent is not compatible ? I use the latest version with 0% issues whatsoever.
Word of advice - do not run too many background apps / taskbar running apps. With 4Gb of memory, it should not be a problem.
1. I use Combined Community Codec Pack. 0% issues.
2. Its not a big deal as the performance using power saving mode is comparably the same.
3. Download and use the latest version. Should not have any issues as millions use these software.
4. GeForce 9300 - definitely meant for gaming, however, don't expect the ability to crank everything to max.
This post has been edited by defaultname365: Dec 21 2008, 04:01 PM
Dec 21 2008, 03:58 PM

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