Good Windows Vista Review
Here is a good mult-part review of the upcoming Windows Vista. not all parts are out.
Part 1
http://winsupersite.com/reviews/winvista.asp
Part 2 (good features charts & version charts)
http://winsupersite.com/reviews/winvista_02.asp
Part 3
http://winsupersite.com/reviews/winvista_03.asp
Banff @ Fri Nov 10, 2006 1:19 am
I read good portion of it but also did alot of skimming . Nothing seems to be overbearing enough to be of great value .
Banff @ Fri Nov 10, 2006 6:11 pm
are you using vista? ...if you do or plan on it let us know how it goes with the the trial .
no not running it right now, I use Windows x64
But i will probably download the RTM in the next while to try it out.
If you don't feel like reading, you should checkout this great slideshow of Vista RTM screenshots.
http://www.neowin.net/index.php?act=gal ... d=25&img=1
I'm an Italian Beta Tester of Microsoft... and now I use windows vista, and I can tell you that windows vista is really nice, and have all the software necessaries included...
I can't wait to get vista. Windows XP has been really good to me after all of the stuff I have done to it. I still can't believe how much graphics/RAM it takes to run the OS. Oh well, I am planning on getting a new rig in a couple years anyway, and it'll definatly have enough stuff to run it anyways. 
dog77_1999 dog77_1999:
I can't wait to get vista. Windows XP has been really good to me after all of the stuff I have done to it. I still can't believe how much graphics/RAM it takes to run the OS. Oh well, I am planning on getting a new rig in a couple years anyway, and it'll definatly have enough stuff to run it anyways.

the vista OS require 4GB of ram...
Anthony_Neal Anthony_Neal:
dog77_1999 dog77_1999:
I can't wait to get vista. Windows XP has been really good to me after all of the stuff I have done to it. I still can't believe how much graphics/RAM it takes to run the OS. Oh well, I am planning on getting a new rig in a couple years anyway, and it'll definatly have enough stuff to run it anyways.

the vista OS require 4GB of ram...
Really? From what I have been reading, Microsoft recommends 1G, users recommend 2G and can painfully run with 512 mb. But in either case, I do plan of having around 8+ gigs in there.
dog77_1999 dog77_1999:
Anthony_Neal Anthony_Neal:
dog77_1999 dog77_1999:
I can't wait to get vista. Windows XP has been really good to me after all of the stuff I have done to it. I still can't believe how much graphics/RAM it takes to run the OS. Oh well, I am planning on getting a new rig in a couple years anyway, and it'll definatly have enough stuff to run it anyways.

the vista OS require 4GB of ram...
Really? From what I have been reading, Microsoft recommends 1G, users recommend 2G and can painfully run with 512 mb. But in either case, I do plan of having around 8+ gigs in there.

if you want to block your computer every 2 minutes can use 2 GB of Ram, but If you want to work serious with vista 4 GB
kal @ Fri Jan 26, 2007 10:44 pm
Anthony_Neal Anthony_Neal:
dog77_1999 dog77_1999:
Anthony_Neal Anthony_Neal:
dog77_1999 dog77_1999:
I can't wait to get vista. Windows XP has been really good to me after all of the stuff I have done to it. I still can't believe how much graphics/RAM it takes to run the OS. Oh well, I am planning on getting a new rig in a couple years anyway, and it'll definatly have enough stuff to run it anyways.

the vista OS require 4GB of ram...
Really? From what I have been reading, Microsoft recommends 1G, users recommend 2G and can painfully run with 512 mb. But in either case, I do plan of having around 8+ gigs in there.

if you want to block your computer every 2 minutes can use 2 GB of Ram, but If you want to work serious with vista 4 GB
Dude, I was running Vista RC1 on my rig with 2Gb of RAM and playing half-life 2. Granted I had to restart to run anything after that, but still... Vista doesn't require that much RAM.
kal kal:
Anthony_Neal Anthony_Neal:
dog77_1999 dog77_1999:
Anthony_Neal Anthony_Neal:
dog77_1999 dog77_1999:
I can't wait to get vista. Windows XP has been really good to me after all of the stuff I have done to it. I still can't believe how much graphics/RAM it takes to run the OS. Oh well, I am planning on getting a new rig in a couple years anyway, and it'll definatly have enough stuff to run it anyways.

the vista OS require 4GB of ram...
Really? From what I have been reading, Microsoft recommends 1G, users recommend 2G and can painfully run with 512 mb. But in either case, I do plan of having around 8+ gigs in there.

if you want to block your computer every 2 minutes can use 2 GB of Ram, but If you want to work serious with vista 4 GB
Dude, I was running Vista RC1 on my rig with 2Gb of RAM and playing half-life 2. Granted I had to restart to run anything after that, but still... Vista doesn't require that much RAM.
more of the components system of vista in RC1 are disabled, I'm a beta tester of Vista, and trust me, vista need at least 3gb
kal @ Sat Jan 27, 2007 8:50 am
Anthony_Neal Anthony_Neal:
kal kal:
Anthony_Neal Anthony_Neal:
dog77_1999 dog77_1999:
Anthony_Neal Anthony_Neal:
dog77_1999 dog77_1999:
I can't wait to get vista. Windows XP has been really good to me after all of the stuff I have done to it. I still can't believe how much graphics/RAM it takes to run the OS. Oh well, I am planning on getting a new rig in a couple years anyway, and it'll definatly have enough stuff to run it anyways.

the vista OS require 4GB of ram...
Really? From what I have been reading, Microsoft recommends 1G, users recommend 2G and can painfully run with 512 mb. But in either case, I do plan of having around 8+ gigs in there.

if you want to block your computer every 2 minutes can use 2 GB of Ram, but If you want to work serious with vista 4 GB
Dude, I was running Vista RC1 on my rig with 2Gb of RAM and playing half-life 2. Granted I had to restart to run anything after that, but still... Vista doesn't require that much RAM.
more of the components system of vista in RC1 are disabled, I'm a beta tester of Vista, and trust me, vista need at least 3gb
I'm still skeptical. RC1 didn't have that much disabled in the memory-hogging area. I had Aero and all the other graphical, er, "niceties" enabled. Show me an official statement by MS that says Vista requires 3 gigs of RAM.
kal kal:
Anthony_Neal Anthony_Neal:
kal kal:
Anthony_Neal Anthony_Neal:
dog77_1999 dog77_1999:
Anthony_Neal Anthony_Neal:
dog77_1999 dog77_1999:
I can't wait to get vista. Windows XP has been really good to me after all of the stuff I have done to it. I still can't believe how much graphics/RAM it takes to run the OS. Oh well, I am planning on getting a new rig in a couple years anyway, and it'll definatly have enough stuff to run it anyways.

the vista OS require 4GB of ram...
Really? From what I have been reading, Microsoft recommends 1G, users recommend 2G and can painfully run with 512 mb. But in either case, I do plan of having around 8+ gigs in there.

if you want to block your computer every 2 minutes can use 2 GB of Ram, but If you want to work serious with vista 4 GB
Dude, I was running Vista RC1 on my rig with 2Gb of RAM and playing half-life 2. Granted I had to restart to run anything after that, but still... Vista doesn't require that much RAM.
more of the components system of vista in RC1 are disabled, I'm a beta tester of Vista, and trust me, vista need at least 3gb
I'm still skeptical. RC1 didn't have that much disabled in the memory-hogging area. I had Aero and all the other graphical, er, "niceties" enabled. Show me an official statement by MS that says Vista requires 3 gigs of RAM.
i have not any official statement, but becouse I'm working with a exclusive beta of vista, and becouse with 1GB of ram the pc crash down..
kal @ Sun Jan 28, 2007 8:19 am
Anthony_Neal Anthony_Neal:
i have not any official statement, but becouse I'm working with a exclusive beta of vista, and becouse with 1GB of ram the pc crash down..
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsvista/g ... pable.mspx