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also heres a video of a old 1ghz system running windows 7 smoothly. he has 768mb of ram (pc133) not even a full gig and its having no trouble.
[nomedia="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4xuYLhBWnw"]YouTube - Windows 7 on Athlon Thunderbird 1GHz AERO effects![/nomedia]
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lol thedude
u enjoying the show? 
[nomedia="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4xuYLhBWnw"]YouTube - Windows 7 on Athlon Thunderbird 1GHz AERO effects![/nomedia]
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lol thedude
u enjoying the show? 
Apples to apples my good man.
If Microsoft is telling they require certain things, they mean it. If you don't, it'll run like a piggie or sometimes like a turtle lol
10.6 aka Snow Leopard is 64bit but it runs 32bit programs natively.
I may sound like a fan boy but when one bashes a product they've never experienced, is outright idiotic.
PS. I'm not trying to win the debate. Just stating facts. To add, I'm an avid Windows 7 user. I use it everyday and Mac had more games, I'd leave 7 behind without thinking it twice. It's just that good.
*waits for Blu's and D's turn to bash OSX*
when mac wasn't popular, all the techy's i knew loved it. When mac became popular, they all started vouching for windows. I think sometimes it's just a social thing. Mac OSx is a very good operating system from everything I have seen. Dealing with apple sucks, but they make good products. The only thing that I am really pissed about is that I can't upgrade my hardware.
About the only thing I can say anything negative about 'em. Technically you can upgrade but make sure to bring some lube with you to the Apple store
Apples to apples my good man.
If Microsoft is telling they require certain things, they mean it. If you don't, it'll run like a piggie or sometimes like a turtle lol
10.6 aka Snow Leopard is 64bit but it runs 32bit programs natively.
I may sound like a fan boy but when one bashes a product they've never experienced, is outright idiotic.
PS. I'm not trying to win the debate. Just stating facts. To add, I'm an avid Windows 7 user. I use it everyday and Mac had more games, I'd leave 7 behind without thinking it twice. It's just that good.
*waits for Blu's and D's turn to bash OSX*
>implying windows 7 dosent run x86 applications natively.
lol wally were you been man. windows 7 does run 32bit apps natively. if it didnt theres no way i would be running 75% of the crap that i do on my system.
nope. os x is *nix. a unix-like operating system based on the mach kernal. os x is basicly a combo of freebsd and netbsd. os x is no longer unix based but many unix commands will run on os x because its unix like.
dosent say it on wikipedia. i know many many things about os's, there kernals, how they work, and i also know many things about hardware. sure i dont know EVERYTHING but i know a good deal.