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Windows XP Service Pack 2 (pg. 3)
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bluE_Neon
I recommend using SP2 only a computer with good performance, otherwise dont bother. SP2 is really good but it takes a lot of RAM memory and good CPU performance. I used to have AMD XP1800+ which was a decent CPU but ty 512 MB RAM. I highly recommend 1GB of RAM DDR and a higher end manufacturer (OCZ, Kingston or Corsair). Also I recommend a rather faster HDD unless you guys are patient with the loading & :wtf:
ShadoWolf
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Originally posted by bluE_Neon
I recommend using SP2 only a computer with good performance, otherwise dont bother. SP2 is really good but it takes a lot of RAM memory and good CPU performance. I used to have AMD XP1800+ which was a decent CPU but ty 512 MB RAM. I highly recommend 1GB of RAM DDR and a higher end manufacturer (OCZ, Kingston or Corsair). Also I recommend a rather faster HDD unless you guys are patient with the loading & :wtf:


:whip: :whip: :whip:

so you have to upgrade hardware just to get a software fix!
St_Andrew
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Originally posted by bluE_Neon
I recommend using SP2 only a computer with good performance, otherwise dont bother. SP2 is really good but it takes a lot of RAM memory and good CPU performance. I used to have AMD XP1800+ which was a decent CPU but ty 512 MB RAM. I highly recommend 1GB of RAM DDR and a higher end manufacturer (OCZ, Kingston or Corsair). Also I recommend a rather faster HDD unless you guys are patient with the loading & :wtf:


gotta love linux :) 1gb of ram, that is insane :whip:
loconet
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Originally posted by St_Andrew
gotta love linux :) 1gb of ram, that is insane :whip:




They're happy they don't have to go through all this :toothless
malek
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Originally posted by mot10n
while we're on the topic of windows, has anyone tried the windows xp 64 version for 64-bit processors like the Athlon 64? I am upgrading soon to an Athlon 64, and was wondering if i should try it out.

wondering how well it would run 32-bit applications, and if anything would be optimized to take advantage of the 64-bit cpu.

suggestions/comments?


well, WinXP 64 exists and runs well. You should do some research about benchmarks. Performance is really dependant (either 32 bit or 64 bit) on the processor you use.
malek
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Originally posted by starsearcher
Went to windows update last night, still no SP2, said if I have automatic updates enabled I'll get it autimatically as soon as it comes out :) *patiently waiting*


in order to not overload their servers, microsoft is permiting a selected range of IPs to update any given day, until the demand decreases... so be patient.
malek
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Originally posted by loconet
I heard of nasty things happening _even_ if your copy is legal..


warning: this comment was made by a linux-head :p
malek
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Originally posted by bluE_Neon
I recommend using SP2 only a computer with good performance, otherwise dont bother. SP2 is really good but it takes a lot of RAM memory and good CPU performance. I used to have AMD XP1800+ which was a decent CPU but ty 512 MB RAM. I highly recommend 1GB of RAM DDR and a higher end manufacturer (OCZ, Kingston or Corsair). Also I recommend a rather faster HDD unless you guys are patient with the loading & :wtf:


I really don't think so. 512 of Ram is a fair amount of RAM to do average tasks and even a bit more.

I have a gig of OCZ ram only because I do some video editing... not because windows is slow.
AwakenedAddict
Just download SP2 from www.torrentbits.org (with bit torrent). It's the same thing, with no waiting.
St_Andrew
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Originally posted by malek
warning: this comment was made by a linux-head :p


warning: this comment was made by a windows-head :p

rabbitjoker
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Originally posted by malek
i'm a bit more than end user ;)


Sorry.

Uber-major-hardcore-good-looking-super-duper-reverse-engineering-mega-crazy-power-user

;)
malek
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Originally posted by rabbitjoker
Sorry.

Uber-major-hardcore-good-looking-super-duper-reverse-engineering-mega-crazy-power-user

;)


bahahaha

I am an analyst in the security and architecture division where i work, and this "patch" is something I've been looking forward for a while.

Now, updating 4000+ machines is not something that will happen tomorow morning :(
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