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I believe the main issues was that Vista needed decent hardware at the time. Many people were buying lower end PC’s at the time and they seemed slower than thei
by vondur 9y ago
I believe the main issues was that Vista needed decent hardware at the time. Many people were buying lower end PC’s at the time and they seemed slower than their older XP based PC’s. However, it seemed to me that Vista SP1 fixed a lot of the issues with the original release and worked very well.
- navjack27 9y agoPretty much. If you had a desktop that was worth a damn at the time you sounded like a crazy person when you said that nothing was really wrong with Vista. I was that person in high school who was running a test version of Vista and also the RTM on a pretty powerful Alienware laptop.
- chaoticmass 9y agoIt didn't help that many PC makers simply took their PCs with specs suitable for XP and put Vista on them with predictably bad results.