Help with class debate please =]

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Brammo

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I am currently in the process of putting together a class debate to try and prove that Windows xp is better than vista overall. I would much appreciate views and arguements for and against vista and xp but we all know vista is just a hardware hog and its like a queer pretty version of xp. Most people will say you can only get 3Gb of memory on xp but i am pretty sre on a 64 bit of xp you can get a lot more can i have this question answered please?

Cheers brammo

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I take it you are a big fan of vista but no offense vista takes up a hell of a lot of your graphics ram and cpu. People say they use vista because there is a ram restriction on xp but on the 64 bit of xp you can run up to 16Gb! FACT!
 
kk then i will give it a go

but i know i will be dissapointed loads of people that know were running vista have swapped back because of the stupid bugs etc crashes and the fact that it uses amounts of your components that do not need to be used!!!!

you get silly messages every time you want to open something

I hate it i would just rather windows 95 than vista atleast that way my pc wouldnt ask me if i wanted to shut down
 
Lysander said:
Components are there to be used - it's better that than they sit there idle.

Vista caches RAM through a system called Superfetch. This means it preloads commonly used programs into the RAM for faster load times. That's why more of it is used up. What's the point in having 4GB of RAM if you don't use it?
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For when I do use it!
 
I may give it a try I think I aint sure but i might have to buy another 2 gig ram first i aint running it in just 2 gig because then i know it will suck!
 
Yeah but i dnt want to run vista and be a complete waste of time and money if you know what i mean =)

I think vista is like giving a fat women lipo they may have lost some weight but there still gonna have arms like kitchen roll.
 
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