What OS to pick
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Don't use XP Media center ed.
I ran that on my Dell Inspiron E1505, very unstable! I can't count how many times explorer.exe (not to be mistaken with iexplore.exe) has crashed!
I ran that on my Dell Inspiron E1505, very unstable! I can't count how many times explorer.exe (not to be mistaken with iexplore.exe) has crashed!
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Re: What OS to pick
Jongamer, he didn't build it yet.Nonsense Man wrote:Well im thinking of building a gaming rig
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Well vb master is right but right now with no os it would cost $1440.15 . You may be thinking that is overpriced but its not because I didn't say that I was buying a case or a LCD monitor.
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No gaming mouse, but absolutely get a Belkin Nostromo N52 sub keyboard/controller. Very comfy, and I can play most non-mouse games entirely with my left hand! (Stop thinking that right now you pervert!
. No really my right hand is typically soar from using the mouse to study all day so being able to game with my left hand is a big bonus. And I can change channels tv without pausing.)
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Exactly!Po0dieTanG wrote:Why choose 1?I dont have as good of a computer as you, and I am Tri-booting. Personnally, I would recommend Vista (although I don't like Vista) and if your farmilliar with Unix, PC-BSD. You could always go with a version of Linix if you wanted as well. I am Tri-booting Windows XP, PC-BSD, and Mac OS X86 (no flaming! its for moviemaking only, i swear!
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Suggestion:
-XP Home with XPLite configured
-Ubuntu
-Vista Ultimate
You got your free shell, your gaming shell, and your everything else shell. Of course, if you could only go for one: I recommend Vista, for I haven't experienced any troubles of compatibility in games.
EDIT: jleemero, what the hell is so good about Media Center? It just sucks RAM.
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Re: What OS to pick
vb_master wrote:Jongamer, he didn't build it yet.Nonsense Man wrote:Well im thinking of building a gaming rig
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