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Which Os Is Better?

Which OS is better? 657 members have voted

  1. 1. Which OS is better?

    • Windows Xp Home
      3%
      19
    • Windows Xp Pro
      67%
      348
    • Windows Server 2003
      17%
      91
    • Windows Media Edition
      2%
      14
    • Windows Xp Pro 64bit Edition
      8%
      44

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  • 2 weeks later...

All of them are good, but I still prefer d*mn small linux or open suse linux. ;)

  • 1 month later...
  • 1 month later...

Win XP Pro 32 bit has a better support for all types of software. Win XP Pro x64 has better support for more than 4 GB ram, like mine but not all hardware are suppported by the operating system. HP deskjet 1220c usb :thumbup, networked jet direct 175x :realmad: . HP Laserjet 1022n :realmad:

Windows XP x64 supports all my hardware, believe it or not, I'll avoid using it for the time being because some software aren't compatible with it, and I need those programs.

Though I'm dual booting SP2 and x64 at the moment, I use SP2 most of the time.

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I'm Windows XP PRO with integrated SP2 still and I have to say I LOVE IT!, I never have any problems with Windows Xp Pro at all. If I could rate form 0-10 It would like more than 10 :)

  • 4 weeks later...

XP Pro

EDIT: Oh, I am sorry, I did not see that this thread was older. I am sorry for trawling :( . Post may be deleted

Edited by USAuser

  • 3 weeks later...

id have to say xp pro x64 since its based off of 2003 and i actually do have a 64 bit processor :D

this topic is still going on! well now i have a new answer instead of x64. now its x64 sp2 rc :)

I wish people would only reply with comparison info on each OS instead of simple replies of why their OS is best for them. That doesn't really help others.

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