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Post Info TOPIC: For people that are looking to buy a new computer or have an old one and are looking to update to Windows Vista.


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Phantasma wrote:

ok... now where can I get a working bootleg copy??



rumor has it that Vista has already been cracked......not sure, but if i find more info on this I'll post back.

@MM

Pixel Shader has to do with ur video card and how it displays games.......u don't need vista for this but with the new DirectX 10 they say it will make a big diff for games.

Mac's will not be save that much longer....is just a matter of time take a look at this LINK

@God
is that big because Vista comes with over 19 thousands (something like that can't remember at the moment) drivers already install in the OS plus some other nice stuff.

X@vier


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I'll stick to my Logo OS....


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As usual of MS you need bigger resources to run their Shiat!

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My comp is ready for Vista but I'll stick with XP for now. What's Pixel Shader?

Bah, I'll just get a Mac.

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ok... now where can I get a working bootleg copy??

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Windows Vista System Requirements Released

Microsoft has updated its Get Ready Web site to include the minimum system requirements to run Windows Vista. A Windows Vista Capable PC must include at least a CPU running at 800MHz, 512 MB of RAM, a DirectX 9 graphics card capable of at least 800x600, a CD-ROM drive and a 20 GB HDD with at least 15 GB free for the install. Of course, systems with bare minimum specifications will be unable to run Vista in the Aero interface.

In order a PC to be certified as “Windows Vista Premium Ready,” it must have at least a 1 GHz CPU, 1 GB of RAM, a DirectX 9 graphics with a WDDM driver, 128 MB of graphics memory, Pixel Shader 2.0, DVD-ROM drive, a sound card, internet access and 40 GB of hard drive capacity with 15 GB free space. For Windows XP, users who did not meet the minimal requirements for XP Home (300 MHz, 128 MB) were still able to install and run the operating system, albeit rather slowly. It remains to be seen if Windows Vista will allow installs on machines lesser than minimal specification.

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Get Ready Web site

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-- Edited by X4v13r at 13:18, 2006-12-21

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