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I have installed Windows 7 Ultimate edition >>>
This screensaver does NOT
Kindly let me know why would it be so?
Regards,
Apoorva.
As for all the people putting Vista and Windows 7 down. All I can say to you is, sorry your current computer can't run the operating system(s) properly.
If I had a 1.3 Celeron with 256MB's of RAM and a type 4 IDE hard drive I would be saying XP forever to. Fortunately I know better...
The reason Vista and Windows 7 aren't working for most people is because your trying to run them on a now ancient home computer. Sort of like trying to load XP on a 1992 computer running DOS and Windows 3.11. Just not going to happen.
The bare minimum for Vista is a 2Ghz single core processor and at least 1GB of DDR RAM (Vista Basic)and at least a 512MB Video card.
Preferred specs to run it like its meant to work is by using at least a 2.4Ghz Dual Core processor with 2-4GB's of the highest frequency RAM you can afford DDR2, DDR3 and such. The 512MB (dedicated) video card or on board is fine. Anything higher and your games just play really well.
Now I hear the crap about Vista/Win7 being a memory hog. That not true for what it does and how it operates. I have 4GB of DDR2 and yes when I look at the task manager ALL my memory is in use, and I wouldn't have it any other way. The reason is that while your so proud of all that spare ram sitting free in your XP task manager. I'm actually using mine for a software technology called Super Fetch which only comes with Vista and up. It makes the ram a level 3 cache so my programs/windows pop up instantly or in seconds. Not 30 seconds or a minute later like with XP. Basically storing information in the spare ram instead of in the swap file on the hard drive. Vista requires approximately 955MB's of ram upon initial startup with the glassy aero effects enabled. If you only have 512mb of ram and a weak processor don't install the new operating systems.
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Never head of that. o_o;;
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