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I was wondering what Vista is better because I have a choice between
- Windows Vista Business
- Windows Vista HomeBasic
- Windows Vista HomePremium
- Windows Vista Ultimate
- Windows Vista HomeBasic N
- Windows Vista Business N
- Windows Vista Starter
I want the fastest really, my friend has Business and its super fast but would you agree Business is the best?
Also could someone tell me the difference to the one with the 'N' on the end?
It REALY depends on your specs.
Although, the most popular, seems to be
Vista Home Premium
And i'll admit, it does work flawlessly
Hmm, I currently am on a 160gb, 2gbram, intel(r) pentium(r) dual T3200 2.00GHz, 32bit op system.
I don't want anything fancy, just capable to run games and do work.
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Originally Posted by Voiding
It's stupid but....
Windows Vista Home Basic N includes the same functionality as Windows Vista Home Basic, except that it does not include Windows Media Player.
Windows Business is without doubt the best in terms of performance but there's no point of getting it if most of the things that come with WB is not going to be used.
EDIT: You may already know what's included in each package but here it is if you don't.
http://www.microsoft.com/uk/windows/.../n/choose.mspx
Like I said, i don't want anything fancy. I don't need the other crap. I just want it to be able to run games and let me to do work on microsoft office 2007 without no problems and obviously to browse the internet.
Well which sounds like it's the best? Ultimate?
Ultimate has all of the features of the others in one.
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/win...s/default.aspx
Well I really don't want games, DVD makes, extras, extra media and crap.
tbh that link has told me that business is best for me. I think I will go with Business.
Rep+ to all
Vista Home Premium is right for you then.Quote:
Originally Posted by Voiding
Windows Ulitmate is know to crash alot and Start up time is immensely slow.Quote:
Originally Posted by N!ck
Home Basic
- 1 GHz 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) processor
- 512 MB of system memory
- 20 GB hard drive with at least 15 GB of available space
- Support for DirectX 9 graphics and 32 MB of graphics memory
- DVD-ROM drive
- Audio Output
- Internet access (fees may apply)
Home Premium / Business / Ultimate
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/Fra...eout_right.gif
- 1 GHz 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) processor
- 1 GB of system memory
- 40 GB hard drive with at least 15 GB of available space
- Support for DirectX 9 graphics with:
- WDDM Driver
- 128 MB of graphics memory (minimum)
- Pixel Shader 2.0 in hardware
- 32 bits per pixel
But it has all the games, dvd maker nd crapQuote:
Originally Posted by Clowgon
it isntQuote:
Originally Posted by Clowgon
The only thing good with business is that you have:Quote:
Originally Posted by Voiding
Better protect your data
against loss with Windows BitLocker Drive Encryption
You can easily download a decent free BitLocker drive Encryption software off the internet.
Microsoft are very clever on how they sell the packages.
Do you have Ultimate?Quote:
Originally Posted by Wootzeh
I have Ultimate and the start up is good and it hasn't crashed once...
http://chris.sawhosting.com/images/proof.jpg
I'd simply recommend Home Premium
I'm going to guess your in the Vista installer, in which if you get that list then you haven't put a serial key in and it will expire after 30 days.
Anyway, Home Premium, has everything apart from the crap you'll never use.
Home Premium is a happy medium to choose (rhymie :D). It does all you need but it has the extras there if you require them.
I agree. Home Premium has everything you need plus that little bit more :)Quote:
Originally Posted by GommeInc
I use Vista Business edition, and I have used the others before and Business & Ultimate seem pretty much the same to be honest. :P