why is vista a hog
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Soldato
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Your sig scares me
You sound very close minded about it all to be honest.
As stated above vista just uses resources as it sees fit and does a very good job of it.
What your saying is, to be frank, a load of troff.
If i loaded up photoshop and dreamweaver (for example) in XP every time i started it it would use memory and no other program would be able to use that memory until i closed them.
However in vista, i don't need to. It can tell i run them often and pre-caches them and will automatically overwrite the memory used to do so if needs be.
And it does work. photoshop cs3 loads quite a bit faster on Vista than XP for me.
Sorry you've not had a perfect experience with vista. But that doesn't make it "buggy" as you say. Its no worse than any other bit of software. (certainly OS)
As stated above vista just uses resources as it sees fit and does a very good job of it.
What your saying is, to be frank, a load of troff.
If i loaded up photoshop and dreamweaver (for example) in XP every time i started it it would use memory and no other program would be able to use that memory until i closed them.
However in vista, i don't need to. It can tell i run them often and pre-caches them and will automatically overwrite the memory used to do so if needs be.
And it does work. photoshop cs3 loads quite a bit faster on Vista than XP for me.
Sorry you've not had a perfect experience with vista. But that doesn't make it "buggy" as you say. Its no worse than any other bit of software. (certainly OS)
Soldato
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Besides, you can turn off "superfetch"
