Originally Posted by TheCanuk
If Valve can make HL2 run on a P3 800 MHZ, then Microsoft can make windows run on anything
well, i doubt they'll want to make windows run on just anything...i remember five years ago, 128mb was such a big deal, but when xp came out, 128mb went pffft...not even 256mb ram can help some people out (with regard to sluggish performance)...
am i smelling a hardware-software conspiracy? (actually, i think there has been even before win 3.1 came out...)
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Conspiracy from Microsoft?
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Conspiracy from Microsoft?
Welcome back, htd82002.
yeah, i'm back!
about the conspiracy thing, do you really think that hardware giants are producing only with their own intents in mind? allowing win xp to recognize almost any hardware is a proof of that (hardware being suited for the software and vice-versa).
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I'm sure there's plenty of communication between hardware makers and software developers. Protocols to follow and such.Conspiracy from Microsoft?
Welcome back, htd82002.
yeah, i'm back!
about the conspiracy thing, do you really think that hardware giants are producing only with their own intents in mind? allowing win xp to recognize almost any hardware is a proof of that (hardware being suited for the software and vice-versa).
Otherwise nothing would work.
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ok so is vista the real name of longhorn...? or whats going on lol
[SIZE=1]AMD 4200 X2 @ 2.65Ghz, ASRock 939-VSTA
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Yup.
Vista>Longhorn.
Till it changes.
Then it will be something else.
"I am the one who knocks."- Heisenberg
so longhorn is really vista? what the,no wonder older people don't want anything to do with computers, they keep changing names!
anyway,i doubt it's just protocols they are sharing...then again,that's just my opinion!
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