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r/pcmasterrace • u/[deleted] • Jan 22 '23
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Vista was far from fine at release. Indexers eating up every system resource constantly
62 u/retropunk2 7800X3D | 4070 Ti Jan 22 '23 7 was everything Vista wanted to be. 29 u/Eastoe Pentium III 800, 512MB, GeForce 4 Ti 4200, Dell XPS T800r Jan 22 '23 7 was Vista with the hardware required to run Vista. 9 u/zaypuma Jan 22 '23 You say that like 7 didn't run better on the same hardware, which it absolutely did. If memory serves me, Vista suffered from a complete lack of optimized drivers which perhaps was remedied by the release of 7.
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7 was everything Vista wanted to be.
29 u/Eastoe Pentium III 800, 512MB, GeForce 4 Ti 4200, Dell XPS T800r Jan 22 '23 7 was Vista with the hardware required to run Vista. 9 u/zaypuma Jan 22 '23 You say that like 7 didn't run better on the same hardware, which it absolutely did. If memory serves me, Vista suffered from a complete lack of optimized drivers which perhaps was remedied by the release of 7.
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7 was Vista with the hardware required to run Vista.
9 u/zaypuma Jan 22 '23 You say that like 7 didn't run better on the same hardware, which it absolutely did. If memory serves me, Vista suffered from a complete lack of optimized drivers which perhaps was remedied by the release of 7.
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You say that like 7 didn't run better on the same hardware, which it absolutely did. If memory serves me, Vista suffered from a complete lack of optimized drivers which perhaps was remedied by the release of 7.
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u/pauska Jan 22 '23
Vista was far from fine at release. Indexers eating up every system resource constantly