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Re: [News] Test Drive: 64-bit Windows Vista Still a Poor Choice

Roy Schestowitz wrote:

Vista 64  VS Vista 32

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| Vista 64 has a slight advantage over the 32 Bit version speed
| wise, unfortunately due to the stringent drivers requirements
| for the 64 Bit versions, at this point
| my recommendations are to stick with the 32 Bit version of
| Vista until most of  hardware manufacturers and software
| manufactures (including Microsoft) decide to actually take
| advantage of the 64 Bit architecture!
| Even better: get serious and do some progress in this
| industry, I am sick and tired to just see marketing
| numbers and not actually progress here.
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http://vistaincompatible.com/forums/YaBB.pl?num=1171842357


Related:

Microsoft Windows Vista: MISLEADING!

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| Do you have a 64-bit processor? Did you think you were going to get a
| 64-bit OS when you purchased your copy of Windows Vista?
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NxDd9iDcZWY


Next Release of OneCare Won't Support Vista x64

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| When Microsoft announced that it was ready to roll out Windows Live
| OneCare version 1.5 to coincide with the general release of Windows
| Vista, it omitted one important fact: the product will not support
| Vista x64 or XP x64.
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http://www.microsoft-watch.com/content/security/next_release_of_onecare_still_wontsupport_vista_x64.html?kc=MWRSS02129TX1K0000535
http://tinyurl.com/26ndme


Microsoft Vista 64 bit is no go in 2007


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| Without an exception, they all think it's too early and the drivers
| won't be that polished for 64 bit either. AMD and Intel have CPUs which
| can support 64 operating systems but the drivers are still lame,
| unpolished and slow compared with 32 bit.
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http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=36938


Windows XP 64 is crap and things break and printers dont work and quickbooks doesnt work the list goes on

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| Morale (sic) of the story is - if you are using Microsoft products, stay
| away from the cutting edge - it sucks pretty bad.
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http://www.pintmaster.com/20061212/windows-xp-64-is-crap-and-things-break-and-printers-dont-work-and-quickbooks-doesnt-work-the-list-goes-on/
http://tinyurl.com/yguyum


Support for Microsoft Windows XP x64 Not Worth Anything

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| Almost no one is supporting Microsoft Windows XP x64, the 64-bit
| version of Windows XP.
| | There are no Antivirus programs that work with x64 and most
| applications won't work with x64 (unless they run the crippled
| 32-bit equivalent).
| | Programs won't install printer drivers because, apparently, no one
| can figure out how to write a 64-bit printer driver.
| | If Windows XP x64 has this much trouble with basic elements such
| as printer drivers, how can anyone expect the much maligned Windows
| Vista to be of any value?
| | Frankly, my high opinion of Microsoft is quickly fading away, and
| my shop used to be a staunch Microsoft shop.
| | Open Source alternatives are looking better and better every
| day.
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http://roacm.blogspot.com/

Strange that M$ couldn't figure it out, but Apple did. I can run either 64-bit or 32-bit apps and not have to be concerned about it.


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