Vista Buggy?

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Postby pilot.masman » Wed Jan 21, 2009 9:23 pm

Hey guys,

i bought Vista ultimate edtn around the 12th of jan, installed on my really low spec machine. and yet, so far ive found none of these, so called 'glitches' or 'spiking', ive actually enjoyed it more than XP so decided to stick with it instead of selling it on.

also the built in perf-monitor gave my pc quite a high rating which surprised me ohmy.gif all my scores were verging on getting to 6.0 . to put that into perspective, the min to run aero style it says is 2.0 ohmy.gif .

Lately ive found a few things like that. That everyone says is full of bugs and is really bad on their machines, but ive got a low-med spec that im running it all on and its beautiful. another example is GTAIV, it runs better even than FSX but on everyone elses its lagging them up and causing them to crash (even on PC's with e8400 CPU's 3ghz 6mb Cache, mine is (on this PC) a pentium D 3ghz 2m cache)

its really weird, im not complaining biggrin.gif but really strange

im trying Win7 Beta now, best 2.4gb ive spent in a while tongue.gif
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Postby Adamski » Wed Jan 21, 2009 10:13 pm

pilot.masman wrote:
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im trying Win7 Beta now, best 2.4gb ive spent in a while tongue.gif

A friend of mine has been running the beta for a short while. He's very impressed. Don't get me started on Vista winkyy.gif ... last time I said anything about it I got banned laugh.gif
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Postby pilot.masman » Wed Jan 21, 2009 11:47 pm

lol yeah its a bit of a soft spot for most people but im unsure why tongue.gif
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Postby creator2003 » Thu Jan 22, 2009 9:20 am

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this is why its a soft spot because it would be breching our own guidelines ,,these make things run smooth around here so who can really complian ...
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Postby Matthew » Thu Jan 22, 2009 1:31 pm

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this is why its a soft spot because it would be breching our own guidelines ,,these make things run smooth around here so who can really complian ...


Exactly winkyy.gif
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Postby toprob » Thu Jan 22, 2009 1:52 pm

pilot.masman wrote:
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lol yeah its a bit of a soft spot for most people but im unsure why :P


Some topics fall into the 'inflammatory' category -- and operating systems are one of these:) Still, there is a difference between pointing out a perceived flaw if it may affect other simmers, and running down a company or piece of software because of our own issues. This rule is actually to protect the potential offender, as much as the forum. If you were to post saying that a particular software was a buggy, useless piece of rubbish, then you are not really asking for help, you are venting your anger, and the forum can't survive on anger.

Personally, this is something I police closely. The same goes for replacing the 'S' with a '$' is a company's name -- it serves no purpose, except to imply that attempting to make a living is somehow unacceptable. Maybe I should call myself 'God$one':)

I do have one exception to this rule -- if you have created a better operating system, or flight simulator, then you are entitled to say how easy it is to do better, but you will need to have proof of your superiority:)
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Postby pilot.masman » Thu Jan 22, 2009 5:46 pm

im not venting anger tongue.gif, i love it so far, just weird thats all.
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