HydraHeaded
Broken In
Alright, me's a very poor guy - haven't eaten for three days at a stretch (in a hotel), and me's got only one GB of RAM. So is it of any use to install Vista 64? Or XP 64?
Will Vista 64 run with 1 Gb RAM?
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comp@ddict
EXIT: DATA Junkyard
Yes it will, but slow, faster than a Vista32 though.
Recommended 2GB for best results.
XP64, go ahead, no probs...
Recommended 2GB for best results.
XP64, go ahead, no probs...
Krazzy Warrior
"Aal Izz Well"
1 GB will not be enough for Vista 64..go for XP...
Psychosocial
Violent serenity.
Both will run but Vista x64 will have some hiccups here and there but XP x64 will run fine.
MetalheadGautham
AFK
64 > 32.
Get vista 64.
if vista 32 runs properly (and it definitely does in my friend's pc) there is no reason 64 shouldn't.
Get vista 64.
if vista 32 runs properly (and it definitely does in my friend's pc) there is no reason 64 shouldn't.
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HydraHeaded
Broken In
Actually, I've already installed Vista 64, and it hangs up (keeps on processing) every few moments. Will switching to Vista 32 increase the performance at all? I thought 64 bit stuff was supposed to be faster.
abhi_10_20
Cool and Calm
which proc are you having? Vista 64 bit runs smoothly on my intel p4 64 bit, 1 GB RAM... hell... i even am able to run Crysis smoothly at low settings with this 
thewisecrab
AFK
IMO, @beta testing
Yes, by adding 2 gigs of ram, it should run fine with Aero and stuff on
Yes, by adding 2 gigs of ram, it should run fine with Aero and stuff on
OP
HydraHeaded
Broken In
Hey, my PC is P4 3.0 Ghz, 1 Gb RAM, though the RAM is shared: 128 MB is eaten by the onboard graphics card. Then how come others are able to run it, while I cannot?
QwertyManiac
Commander in Chief
Vista (32-bit) ran without any issues on my machine (Had tried it around a year ago, dunno about SP1 performance)
Intel P4 3.0GHz (Prescott)
2 x 512 MB DDR 400MHz RAM (Hynix)
256 MB 7600GT GeForce AGP-Card (BIG)
Though I sometimes had to disable a few services and features in order to get certain applications running better, Vista by itself didn't create any problems. But yeah it does feel slightly less responsive than XP when you use it, and that is why I gave it up in like a month of trial.
Intel P4 3.0GHz (Prescott)
2 x 512 MB DDR 400MHz RAM (Hynix)
256 MB 7600GT GeForce AGP-Card (BIG)
Though I sometimes had to disable a few services and features in order to get certain applications running better, Vista by itself didn't create any problems. But yeah it does feel slightly less responsive than XP when you use it, and that is why I gave it up in like a month of trial.
comp@ddict
EXIT: DATA Junkyard
Yes, so, if u shift to Vista 32, the performance will only be more amusing(and frustrating).
So, XP 64 bit for you.
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