I use, personally, Vista Home Premium on a computer originally with a Centrino Duo processor, 1 GB of RAM, 120 GB HD. I upgraded the RAM to 2 GB and had to replace the hard drive and optical drives. If I had the choice, knowing now how poorly Vista runs on less specs than XP, I would've kept XP. But now that I upgraded the mem. it seems to run much smoother.
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i use vista ultimate 64bit
my system specs are:
2x 1TB HDD's raid 0
6GB OCZ Sli 1.8Ghz DDR3
Intel Q9450 O/C @ 3.2Ghz
2x Evga GTX280 Superclocked 896 mb in sli
sony blue ray burner
I use, personally, Vista Home Premium on a computer originally with a Centrino Duo processor, 1 GB of RAM, 120 GB HD. I upgraded the RAM to 2 GB and had to replace the hard drive and optical drives. If I had the choice, knowing now how poorly Vista runs on less specs than XP, I would've kept XP. But now that I upgraded the mem. it seems to run much smoother.
BTW: I have a integrated graphics chip.
Vista Home Premium SP1
Specs
Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 2.4ghz
3gbs RAM
750gb SATA hdd
8800 GTS 320MB
None of the above: Linux.
Intel Pentium 4 631 @3.00 Ghz
1 GB RAM
160 GB HDD
Integrated Intel GMA 950
XP SP2
Athlon Thunderbird 900
512 MB RAM
80GB + 80 GB HDD
Nvidia GeForce 3 64MB
I am an AMD Lover!
Leopard, because I'm too busy to deal with M$'s nonsense.
MacBook Pro
2.2 Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo
2 Gb. RAM
120 Gb. HDD
Vista n XP
I mostly use Vista because i am content enough with it and competent enough to deal with any of its problems.
i use leopard and i love it. but i also use boot camp to run vista because it is pretty sweet