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Growing pains with a new memory manager. Vista has always been fundamentally solid as long as you had the hardware to match.
by commandar 16y ago
Growing pains with a new memory manager. Vista has always been fundamentally solid as long as you had the hardware to match.
- AlisdairO 16y agoMore than 2GB of ram, back when vista launched, for a consumer grade OS? Seriously? That should be a launch-blocking flaw. I'm not suggesting that their underlying architecture was irretrievably broken, I'm saying that it just wasn't ready for consumers when it was released, and it thus deservedly acquired a bad reputation.