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JCO
I suspect that if your running Windows XP or 2000, you will find it much
faster than Vista (on the same PC).
Yes that is disappointing in most cases. Once you spend more $ (double the
cost) for a graphics card and double your memory to 2 Gigs, you will see the
OS running faster for sure. But will it ever be as fast as the previous
OS.... not sure. I don't think it is possible.
In my house, I have 3-computers that run XP-Pro and one computer that runs
W2K-Pro. All in the AMD 2400 to 2800 range. So they have a few years on
them. I use the W2K for most of my work. I'm a Programmer and do a few
Websites. I don't need the extra features that XP provides. W2K is fastest
for me.
Bottom line: I guess that is the PC World we live in. Sometime next year I
will put together a new PC that is double my current speed, double the
memory, much faster graphics card, Vista OS. After all that, I may not
notice change in speed but my computer will have much more to offer me.
faster than Vista (on the same PC).
Yes that is disappointing in most cases. Once you spend more $ (double the
cost) for a graphics card and double your memory to 2 Gigs, you will see the
OS running faster for sure. But will it ever be as fast as the previous
OS.... not sure. I don't think it is possible.
In my house, I have 3-computers that run XP-Pro and one computer that runs
W2K-Pro. All in the AMD 2400 to 2800 range. So they have a few years on
them. I use the W2K for most of my work. I'm a Programmer and do a few
Websites. I don't need the extra features that XP provides. W2K is fastest
for me.
Bottom line: I guess that is the PC World we live in. Sometime next year I
will put together a new PC that is double my current speed, double the
memory, much faster graphics card, Vista OS. After all that, I may not
notice change in speed but my computer will have much more to offer me.