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Vista = 650-700 MB of RAM used to get to desktop after a fresh install
I think that says a ton about what a bloated piece of shit Vista is. The toilet paper is so very appropriate.
Sure, it took me about a week to figure everything out, but that's to be expected when using a new operating system. I haven't noticed any performance problems (I can run the most current games wonderfully). The only difficulty I've had is trying to get older games like Fallout to run on it and even then it only took me about ten minutes of searching online to find a solution.
@John B
Hmm. Keep in mind that when Windows 2000 came out most systems bought from a place like walmart didn't come with 2-3 gigs of RAM like they do now. It's perspective. It reminds me of when old men say new cars are "trash" because their old cars didn't need any "fancy computers" to run. The standard has changed along with the available technology.
...right?