Running Vista on 512 MB and its slow

posted on September 15th, 2007, 12:23 am

newer pc's also have dual core.

and if you want to get windows on a mac,
just buy a windows computer

posted on September 15th, 2007, 12:25 am

No dual dual core prosser

It cost alot more to by 2 computers.

posted on September 15th, 2007, 12:31 am

I... don't understand... (No dual dual core prosser) but microsoft had dual core tech before macs; hence the switch to intel chips by macs. Quad core has come out too by the way... but I don't think macs support it yet. Never tried the tech support; have you? Could you perhaps tell me how it's better (I seriously would like to know for my own benefit, I am not patronizing you)?

posted on September 15th, 2007, 12:39 am

2 dual processors. or 2 quad core processor making their top computer a 8 core processor.

Well seeing that IBM had some problems and they made mac processors prior to Intel and needed to chage the back round programing to maintain the performents enjoyed my mac users.[br]Posted on: 14 September 2007, 08:38:03

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2 dual processors. or 2 quad core processor making their top computer a 8 core processor basted computer.

Well seeing that IBM had some problems and they made mac processors prior to Intel and needed to chage the back round programing to maintain the performents enjoyed my mac users.

[Dominus_Noctis]

posted on September 15th, 2007, 1:08 am

Last edited by Dominus_Noctis on September 15th, 2007, 1:10 am, edited 1 time in total.

Lol, that's quite the leap in computing power... unfortunately to buy that requires a good deal of money... as well as buying for only a period of 2-3 months (when the next set of super comps come out)

ANY ways... no program so far supports even quad core (barely any support dual core) so I feel in general its kinda a waste. Cool update though. Too bad the video card's crud, but man oh man, 2 Terabites of space. wow. cool
Too bad I will never have enough to even fill 1% of that, lol.
So what about the tech support, could you tell me pretty please?

Edit: just did some research and it turns out that comp can only run xp on os Tiger. Boo hoo.

posted on September 15th, 2007, 1:14 am

apple soft ware will do a some what purchasable job at taking advantage of them in apples key note they shoded a huge image being rendered on final cut pro on a stander dual core and a 64 bit CPU the 64 bit was like 40% to 60% on the os which will be out next month.

posted on September 15th, 2007, 3:57 am

Lol, that's quite the leap in computing power... unfortunately to buy that requires a good deal of money... as well as buying for only a period of 2-3 months (when the next set of super comps come out)

ANY ways... no program so far supports even quad core (barely any support dual core) so I feel in general its kinda a waste. Cool update though. Too bad the video card's crud, but man oh man, 2 Terabites of space. wow. cool
Too bad I will never have enough to even fill 1% of that, lol.
So what about the tech support, could you tell me pretty please?

Edit: just did some research and it turns out that comp can only run xp on os Tiger. Boo hoo.

well for me I would still buy a quad core not because It would do good for a game but for multi tasking if you have a dule core you know what I mean you can be watching videos surfing the internet and compressing files with no slow down or lots of other different programs

and you are saying you cant fill fill 1% of 2 terabites that is 20 GB ok I guess Im just a space hog I use 400 GB at least

posted on September 15th, 2007, 6:01 am

You can fit 4 hard drive in the chassis and it maxis out at 18 gigs of ram. You can buy PC of this power but thare few and far between.

This mac I sheer is used my pixsar, Lucius arts, and more. The computers are made for hevey graphic rendering movies and stuff like that. Its hard to fide some thing that can out do these bad ass's.

If you put 4 500gb HD that would be 2 taribites.

posted on September 15th, 2007, 2:17 pm

i have one solution to runnin vista on 512 MB

Windows ReadyBoost hehe