liqnit
09-20-2006, 01:54 PM
This long article shows the drop down performance using Vista as a game machine with current generation games
it looks like Microsoft has a lot of work to do...
http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/video/display/vista-performance-preview.html
Even without the results of the gaming tests it is clear that Windows Vista Beta 2 is too “raw” a product to be used for everyday activities. Well, its Beta status doesn’t promise anything. The problems in the new operating system are quite expectable at the current stage of its development, but this is only a temporary thing. Bugs will be eliminated, stability will be raised to the necessary level, and the hardware requirements will become more modest than today when a lot of OS components aren’t yet polished off.
it looks like Microsoft has a lot of work to do...
http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/video/display/vista-performance-preview.html
Even without the results of the gaming tests it is clear that Windows Vista Beta 2 is too “raw” a product to be used for everyday activities. Well, its Beta status doesn’t promise anything. The problems in the new operating system are quite expectable at the current stage of its development, but this is only a temporary thing. Bugs will be eliminated, stability will be raised to the necessary level, and the hardware requirements will become more modest than today when a lot of OS components aren’t yet polished off.