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Share your Microsoft Windows Vista Experience!

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2 minutes ago, Dixel said:

1 - No , I do not , x86 systems are not affected . 2- No , I see no reason . I've read this patch was developed by a russian , so no trust by me. My PC is my choice , I do not install russian programs , I do not trust them. 

You mean this patch?

https://retrosystemsrevival.blogspot.com/2019/06/windows-vista7810-x86-128gb-ram-patch.html


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1 minute ago, Dixel said:

Removed with Vlite . All unneeded removed . Only core system files for gaming and music. 

Ok I get it....

What's your Windows Experience Index rating on both your pc's?

3 hours ago, TECHGEEK said:

Ok I get it....

What's your Windows Experience Index rating on both your pc's?

5.9 all , I beleive it's the maximum . But I have 5.9 even on much older PC with Core Quad.

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2 minutes ago, Dixel said:

I mean the patch PAE by wj32 

Ok, if you don't use that wj32 patch, use what I've linked earlier

3 hours ago, TECHGEEK said:

I don't see any hint of anything Russian

Well , they know how to use disguise , I guess , besides some of them speak English.

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1 minute ago, Dixel said:

5.9 all , I beleive it's the maximum . But I have 5.9 even on much older PC with Core Quad.

Yes, 5.9 is the maximum. And I guess that Vista runs blazing fast, even faster than later Windows versions on systems having a Vista WEI rating of 5.0+.

3 hours ago, TECHGEEK said:

Ok, if you don't use that wj32 patch, use what I've linked earlier

It's not the same , are you sure ?

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1 minute ago, Dixel said:

It's not the same , are you sure ?

Quite a bit, but not entirely. Let me check more

3 hours ago, TECHGEEK said:

Yes, 5.9 is the maximum. And I guess that Vista runs blazing fast, even faster than later Windows versions on systems having a Vista WEI rating of 5.0+.

Yes , it is blazingly fast. No need for expensive hardware. 

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4 minutes ago, Dixel said:

Yes , it is blazingly fast. No need for expensive hardware. 

Speaking of expensive hardware, Vista compatible hardware is dirt cheap nowadays on ebay, especially in the US, but if you order it from countries like India, it literally takes MONTHS to arrive and Amazon does not have a wide selection of older hardware.

3 hours ago, TECHGEEK said:

Speaking of expensive hardware, Vista compatible hardware is dirt cheap nowadays on ebay, especially in the US, but if you order it from countries like India, it literally takes MONTHS to arrive and Amazon does not have a wide selection of older hardware.

There's nothing cheap nowadays . If you see a "cheap" price , that's for locals only . Ebay's "global shiping" price is just outrageous , it also has whooping fees , like for example , search for Intel G3470 , it costs somewhere between 40-50 USD , plus shipping (30 - 40 USD) , plus ebay fees "See import charges at checkout" and my country's VAT , it will be way over 120USD. I bought it NEW seven or six years ago for smth like 60 Euro (about 80 USD at that time). This used should cost no more than 20 bucks shipped. Will you find you find such price ? No .

Edit : just checked videocards . OMG 7- 8 y.o. GTX780 for 130 - 250 USD , plus shipping, starting from 70 and up to 180 USD !!! (plus my country tax)

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