Woot!

After turning the bells and whistles on, and putting combatibility issues with older games aside I’ve found myself currently enjoying Vista’s basass qualitys.

The number one thing for down the road I stumbled upon was the windows defender, tells you start up programs and info of the companies that makes them, as well as *gasp* the processes curently running on the computer? Good call, annnd about fucking time. I say stumled upon, because it’s not adversited within vista at all.

And that elaborate turn style way of tabing, sh!t I dont even know the name of it, but it is impressive.

I stillll don’t know if I’m going to go to XP on the laptop, but I’m going to give the potential green light on the desktop… I hope I can mess around with the this odd “vista upgrade” disk that came w/ the gateway laptop and get it probono for the desktop from microsoft.

Somehow I feel cheap for enjoying vista now… I just know its the operating system mac user would/will love.. and that makes parts inside of me hurt.

Then again.. with the new mac books doing all this “intel inside” sh!t, that may be just what microsoft wants….. Hope they have their minds on a cell phone next year.

Anyyywayyyyss man, its nice being your penpal on the vista topic, lets perfom these actions someday in the real 3d.

Go Bears.

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While laying on the couch pretty much motionless besides my hands typing, I paused and had a momment where I felt like steven hawking jabbing into his “robot-voicebox doodad.”

I’ve got Vista on my laptop and workstation. I’ll probably throw XP back on the laptop because Vista drains the battery really quick. Vista doesn’t have all the power management setting for all the different laptops.

No, I haven’t tried the ‘boost’ thing. I forget what it’s called. With 2 GB, you don’t really need it.

I just loaded Battlefield 2 back on it last night, don’t know how it is going to perform. It will probably be the same.

Vista has gotten an A in my book so far. I’ll have to post a follow up.

I am however using it on a laptop I got the other day, so I didn’t bother with the bells and whistles I would have with a desktop. I take it the system you have vista on is a desktop, let me know what you think about it after you use it for awhile. Maybe I should just get vista on my desktop, and put the laptop on XP instead.
I like(d) XP man, I think a lot of good stuff got all outta wack with vista. Ohhh welll, time will tell.

Conrats on that computer by the way, 2 gigs, I’m a f*in connoisseur and I haven’t even thought of doing that yet. Don’t worry I still pull “mad fps.”
This laptop though. Yeeeash, no mad FPS there. But it still gets the job done jaaaa’know.
Hey have you tried that ready boost thing for Vista? You can put a USB drive in and uses it as some sort of plug and play fake ram I guess. I only have a gig of ram on the laptop, including the 128 dedicated to the GPU, so I’m trying it right now with a 1gb mini drive.

No f*ing idea if it’s working, but I’m trying to find a good game to benchmark and see if it gives any boost by way of the FPS. Again, maybe I should just put XP on it; no way it can dig as deep into system resources as vista does. ACk its so hard to talk about this with out going all nerd. And it is far too late to say that.

Dude, let me know what you think of vista. Holla.

Go Bears.