Vista performance with IE7 and office 2007

csmager · 29 May 2006 at 20:57

A[L]C said:
Is it possible to dual boot vista and xp?

Yep. All you need is a spare partition with a minimum of 15Gb of space.

Caged · 29 May 2006 at 21:01

janesssssy said:
The best part in Vista is this
Pointless if your lefthanded like my self.

Does it look that jagged, or is the screenshot not getting the antialiasing?

csmager · 29 May 2006 at 21:02

Caged said:
Does it look that jagged, or is the screenshot not getting the antialiasing?

Looks jagged on mine. Maybe it's something they'll address at a later date - who knows.

Minority · 29 May 2006 at 21:14

RobH said:
What are the graphics requirements for vista? I mean is it something that could be run on a macbook (bootcamp permitting) with it's integrated GMA950 chip that shares the system's memory?

The intel graphics run great - aero glass works, and works very well

The macbook should run vista very well.

edit - you have to manually install the intel lakeport driver from the list included with vista

janesssssy · 29 May 2006 at 21:36

Well, after all that im back to using Windows XP for my main OS.
The only problem that i found with Vista is the graphics driver was pretty bad!

But thats Nvidia and that will come in time when their spending more time on vista.

Im sure i will try it again sometime in the future. The thing that made me change my mind of all things was how Quake4 ran, Pretty badly.