Windows XP VS Windows Vista Comparison

There is some information on the comparison between Win XP and Win Vista in various aspects.

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- Installation Process -

In Win XP, XP requires user information, the CD-Key, and others after the installation process is complete. However, in Win Vista, requiring the user information and CD-Key prior to the installation process. Vista does not allow users to install Vista on a FAT32-formatted disk. Minimal user must have an NTFS-formatted disk partitions that are commonly used for file system. Vista launched this step because the security system is very weak compared to NTFS FAT32. In terms of speed of installation, Vista is faster.

- Effect 3 Dimensional -

Vista has the latest features of the Aero Effect, which possible a user to view 3D dimensional task window. Of course, XP does not has this feature. Again and again Vista's Best in this segment.

- Parental Control -

Worried about the activities undertaken by the baby when surfing in cyberspace? Vista offers the latest security features Parental Control. Here the parents can monitor all the activities of children in surfing and online gaming. Of course, XP is not accompanied by this feature, although they could use the services of third parties.

- Performance Gaming Good -

Various programs that use intense systems such as Photoshop, iTunes, Battlefield, etc. The very good performance on Windows Vista.

- Perform Its The Higher -
The Higher Its pricey ...

As said above, the higher the performance, the higher the price ... but here not only the prices are concerned about, a user also had to spend to upgrade PC, whether it be a minimum of 256MB of RAM, processor speed of 2.0GHz, VGA card large memory and supports the latest DirectX for best graphics.


Final Thought ...

Vista certainly offers many features in its performance, be it gaming, multimedia, and lain2. However, there are many among our community who do not know Vista better due to the reason: Vista more costly and hardware, there is rarely pirated copy (Uppssss! Sorry.), And still more like XP than Vista.

Sources : Kaskus