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 I am thinking of upgrading my Home PC to windows vista? What do you think???
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1.  wisconsin26 (1913) | 6 months ago |  My answer would be NO.... There is so many things wrong with Vista and the last you are going want to do is end up in a mess with Vista... It may sound good but it's truely not... My husband has a computer with Vista on it and he's ready to take it back to the place he got it from.. If you have windows xp on your computer I highly suggest you keep it that way at least until Vista is more workable... I hope this helps!
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2.  muscles4me (1028) | 6 months ago |  in the name of all sanity NO
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| 3. jmtanioka (8) | 6 months ago | pros: responsive, takes advantage of fast PC's, Microsoft's latest OS
cons: compatibility issues, driver issues, not meant for slow PC's, resource hungry, need a lot of tuning to match XP's performance
it totally depends on you. If you think that you're PC could handle the (uber-high) requirements of Windows Vista go ahead, it would do you good. Just bear in mind that there is still a-lot of fixing to do to optimize Vista. Goodluck! | |
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| Salehd (94) | 6 months ago | I did it.
I have upgraded my PC to windows Vista.
But it was very slow, so I change back to windows XP:-) | |
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| 4. metal_monkee (396) | 6 months ago |  NO...i wont recommend you to use windows vista its sugar coated and will give you tooth decay haha^_^
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5.  skysuccess (354) | 6 months ago |  I think before you upgrade you had better checked if you have the minimum requirement on your present system. For one you will need a min. of 1GB RAM. and others which I think you should be well aware.
Also, you need to give some due consideration for your current games and work softwares - compatability issues. So think before you leap here.
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6.  mtrekster (157) | 5 months ago | you may have to check your computer to see if it can handle it.
it may not be ready to, and you may have to upgrade the parts that it needs to have updated.
my computer is not capable of vista yet.
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| 7. ferdzNK (1948) | 5 months ago |  I would dare to be different! By the time i have upgraded my PC way above Vista's minimum requirements I would do it. If you would recall when XP was new then, these where the same rants people are cursing XP, now every body is into XP. By mid this year let hear your opinion again.
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| ferdzNK (1948) | 5 months ago | oops my mistake, this should be on the other hate Vista tread.
If your hardware is way above minimum requirements then go ahead. | |
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| 8. chaunce54 (51) | 5 months ago |  I wouldn't reccommend upgrading. Buying a new computer with it would be a better option.
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| 9. etoncite (2) | 2 hours ago | First of all look at your PC's Technical specs and compare it to the minimum requirements of Vista. Well technically we all know that minimum requirement is not ENOUGH for us. Haha so better make sure you PC can has about 50% above the minimum requirement to satisfy yourself.
Sooner or Later Vista can gain its reputation comparable to XP or even better so don't cross your fingers instantly:p Look at the bright side:D | |
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