1AMy XP went corrupt when I changed my parts and wouldn't boot. 1.I bought Vista Premium for $85 that day. Nearly all my benchmark scores went UP. I have fancy gadets that come in handy, use Aero glass daily, am able to minimize games much faster than with XP. System restore actually works. You can designate the location of nearly all the built in quick access folders, etc, etc, etc.
2.Vista looks great. It runs great. If you're not a complete retard, you can get it to work. 3.I'm sorry for all of you noobs that don't know how to get it to work. I love it. I love how it feels. It's smooth and very customizable. You can tweak the **** out of it.4. Don't you dare even try to tell my that it isn't. Vista ****ing works. 5.And it supports DX10. I have no problems with VISTA and for the most part, I like it **** of a lot better than XP. And It has DX10. Hey, I have a GTS... Did I mention that it supports DX10???
6.Soooo, why should I NOT be running it? Why is XP so much better for me? Should I switch back to prevent VISTA from "crashing" and having all its "driver" issue and wasting all my "resources".... -_-
1A. Thats what happens when you change main components of a system. You could have easily fixed it had you just ran a Repair install....
1. There are many who have the same exact, opposite problem. VISTA won't install On a new computer: VISTA runs slow or errors out alot on a new computer: VISTA won't install on an old computer. Point is, reguardless of how many good experiences, such as in your case that people have with VISTA, there are still far to many who have an absolute horrible time with it. For now anyways. I never said you should never go to VISTA, but I am saying that people should wait.
2. There are/were people who said the same thing with ME/XP. At any rate, how something appears is subjective.. Its a matter of opinion. I would be happy running linux if developers made mainstream games for it..
3. Couldn't be talking about me, or many other people who advocate waiting On VISTA, because we haven't cared to try it until it is heavily patched and "Fixed".
Yea, and XP isn't tweakable... Lol... -Eye roll-
4. I did, but you need to understand that I am never talking about a single case. There are many people, like you, that have had absolutely no problems with VISTA. On the other hand, there are also many people, like I previosuly stated that have had many problems with it. As with many New OS's I consider it a failure until it is heavily patched and Fixed. Even for XP, I did not install until after Service Pack 2. And as with VISTA, I will not touch it until such time.
5. XP will too, soon.
6. Noone ever said you specifically should not run VISTA. Its great that you love it, and you have no problems with it. The problem I have is when you act like everyone who has every tried it has had the same experience as you. Before reccomending to anyone to by VISTA, its great, you need to inform them in some way about the other side, the dark side of VISTA, the many who could not get it to work, couldn't even install it. There is no shortage of such stories as well as your story.
So in short, You may have an uber great time with vista, but consider the fact that it is a brand new OS, and for the moment XP pro is a better choice for those building a new PC that just want stability.
In time, VISTA will be a great(If not made greater) OS, but I just have to wait for some service packs.
