As of now... XP or Vista?

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#51 Gooeykat
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Is Vista's gaming performance still subpar to XP? NO, THIS HAS BEEN SETTLED FOR A WHILE, VISTA IS NOW ON PAR WITH XP AND YOU GET DX10.

Am I better of using 32bit or 64bit?  YOU GOT A 64 BIT CPU, MINE AS WELL USE IT, GO WITH 64.

Will 2GB of ram suffice, and will 4GB of ram even make a difference when gaming?  2 GB IS MINIMUM, GO WITH 4 GB, RAM IS CHEAP THESE DAYS.

 

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#52 Rainbow_Lion
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XFX 680i LT

No BSOD and it only crashes during games, it must have something to do with playing it on my big tv because if I run in windowed mode say 1600x1200 then it seems fine :cry: the GPU temp is fine so it can't be heat

600w PSU so not that either :P I did suspect it could be my RAM but memtest cleared that one up, maybe it's the graphics card RAM? Is there a program that specifically test this?

Apart from this issue though (which I'll continue to blame nvidia for lol) Vista is much better than XP as I'm running 64-bit and XP64 had terrible support for it :)

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I had a 780i mobo, and it froze for no reason while gaming, listening to music and movie, surfing the net, writing e-mail... I suspect the probleme was Nvidia chipset driver or the mobo it self. So ever since I got a intel chipset mobo, it hasn't crash.

Maybe, it's your PSU?

 

My graphics card needs a combined amp of 24 on the 12v rail mine has a combined amp of 64 so it's got plenty of juice and it's also the newest component on my rig. I'm convinced that this is a driver issue linked to my high resolution as I've pretty much exhausted all other options or the GPU RAM