Hi Thomas,
That's interesting because my current laptop, which was originally going to 
have Vista on it, is only a 1.8ghz Celeron processor.
Regards,
Damien




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From: "Thomas Ward" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Gamers Discussion list" <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, August 03, 2008 8:59 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] old game companies we have not heard much about


> Hi Aaron,
> I don't think there is going to be any major performence changes in
> Windows 7. The thing is in my own personal experience with Windows Vista
> if you want it to run smoothly you need no less than a 3 GHZ processor
> and 1 GB of ram. If you want it to run better get a faster processor and
> double the ram to 2 GB. Vista and Windows 7 were never designed to run
> on 1 GHZ and 2 GHZ systems, and for whatever the reason Microsoft
> falsified and under stated Vista's system requirements to in sure sales
> with people running older XP systems. What few people are realising is
> instead of smaller faster, etc Vista and Windows 7 are larger, more
> graphical, and need far more system resources than XP because they need
> all that for the 3D desktop, 3D animated icons, and the other crap they
> added to the os. There really isn't a good way to improve system
> performence unless MS decides to yank out all the new 3D graphics
> technology, gadgets, etc that comes with Vista.
>
>
> Valiant8086 wrote:
>> Hi.
>> Do they intend, as far as you've heard, to work on resource 
>> intensiveness?
>> The primary reason i'm running xp still, other than the audio 
>> limitations,
>> is I find vista slow. Jaws isn't as responsive there. I can't arrow 
>> quickly
>> around because when I hit the top or bottom edge of my screen it then 
>> takes
>> a while to scroll the entire screen and let me read the next line, 
>> slowing
>> me down rediculously. Everyone claims vista is one blazing fast OS, how
>> wrong they are. I've tried it on three different laptops and they've all
>> done the same thing. One has a 1.8ghz core2duo, the next had a 1.81ghz
>> turion64x2, and this one here has a core2duo 1.66ghz. this one is much
>> better than the other two because I suppose vista business has a lower
>> footprint and runs fewer processes. No media center to take care of and
>> what? I don't know, i'm really disapointed though, you'd think ms'd be
>> trying to really make it go fast, smaller, faster, easier. Oh, and do you
>> know it takes me more steps to connect to the internet on vista? I need 
>> less
>> steps in xp. Start menu, network connections, hit enter on wireless 
>> network
>> connection, ok a little more than two but the option to do these things 
>> is
>> berried unvariably deeper in vista than it is in xp. It's not more user
>> friendly for me, except for the windows update feature which rocks. And,
>> every time I want to connect to my school's dual t1 on vista I have to
>> repair my local area network connection for some reason.
>
>
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