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hi guys, i got my dell xps m1530 laptop last week. it is so cool.it has integrated 8 in 1 card reader, 2.0 megapixel webcam,
3 usb ports, a slot loading dvd burner. it also has a expresscard remote, and vista home premium. the laptop is huge, and small at the same time. it also has an intel core 2 duo t5450 1.66 ghz.
it weighs just less than 6 pounds and has a 15.4" lcd screen. it also has an nvidia geforce 8400 gs graphics card with 128mb of gddr3, that runs DX10.
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Quote from: iSmith on April 24, 2008, 08:41:13 AM
vista home premium.
I'm sorry.
You haven't put Ubuntu/Gentoo/*insert Linux distro here* on it, yet?
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vista aint that bad for a windows distro.
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oh yeah, i might put on ubuntu 8.04 hardy heron on it if i get a chance
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Quote from: iSmith on April 24, 2008, 11:55:05 AM
vista aint that bad for a windows distro.
Really? I tried it on my home PC, and was not pleased. I removed it and put Windows XP Pro back on within a few weeks.
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Heh... I had Vista on my laptop for a total of 14 hours before I wiped it off and put on dual booted XP and Ubuntu. I hate that memory hogging, huge kernel, baby killing, diabolical OS.
Well... not as bad as the ME OS. ME was simply.... unspeakable. It was the evil that shall not be named.... Vista isn't much cooler in my book though. I'd have to go with Eth3real on this one.
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Quote from: eth3real on April 24, 2008, 03:24:28 PM
Quote from: iSmith on April 24, 2008, 11:55:05 AM
vista aint that bad for a windows distro.
Really? I tried it on my home PC, and was not pleased. I removed it and put Windows XP Pro back on within a few weeks.
Yup, I lasted about a month before I got fed up with it and didn't even go back to XP, just straight Linux.
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I am an avid Vista hater but iSmith does have a point for a casual "at home" user Vista works just as well (from a security standpoint maybe better) as XP. That being said I will never run Vista on one of my home machines...well maybe in my lab to test against
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>:(you all think that vista is so bad. you're hopeless if you can't keep with the times.
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I have two copies of Vista, one given by Microsoft and one bought for evaluation.
I have a replacement 20GB HDD for my laptop on which I installed Vista.
The performance hit for using Vista was astonishing. My laptop is not the best spec by any imagination, I have a 1.7GHz P4M, 1GB RAM and 64MB video memory so it's no slouch, either.
The performance when running Linux and Windows 2000 is CONSIDERABLY faster as compared to Vista. So, if you want to crunch numbers on your computer system, avoiding Vista would be a Good Idea. If you want pretty effects and slow perfomance, Vista is the way to go.
Bearing in mind, throughout the lifecycle so far for Windows 2000, applying all the Microsoft patches as recommended, the memory footprint has increased by close on 50%, I would expect a similar hit on performance with Vista.
The paranoid cynic in me might suggest that LIMS wasn't about memory management at all, but a conspiracy to ensure hardware always needed constantly refreshing!
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Dear Bogwitch,
you are having problems using vista because your hardware is outdated. It's important to keep with the times, you know.
My laptop uses an Intel Core 2 Duo 1.66GHz (dualcore 64-bit) proc. It has 2GB of ram, and a nVidia GeForce 8400 GS with 128MB of GDDR3 and DirectX10. And it runs fast too. I suspect the problem many of you have is insufficient hardware.
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Dear iSmith,
My point is, that Vista is eating more clock cycles/ memory than is necessary for an OS to function. If you want the extras that Vista offers, that's up to you but if you want to crunch numbers, or
compute
then an alternative OS would be a better choice. Or have I got it wrong? Would Linux/ Win2k run faster on your platform or not?
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bogwitch, vista is the future. either you roll with it, or you become roadkill.
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i vote that this should be called Vista Hater Network
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I'm keeping up with my awareness but I'm not going to choose to use it on a daily basis! I think the jury is still out as to whether Vista is the future - remember ME?
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