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	<title>Comments on: Vista Install Round 5</title>
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		<title>By: TehBilly</title>
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		<description>I purchased Vista Home Premium when it first came out and have used it on my home machine (built ground-up, so I was expecting a driver nightmare).

However, I&#039;ve had the same installation running for over a year without any sort of issue that would make me consider downgrading to XP. Performance in a few games makes me tempted to dual-boot, but the effort make the &lt;em&gt;slight&lt;/em&gt; performance boost less attractive.

All in all I&#039;m extremely pleased with Vista (due to the pleasantness of having great hardware support and driver management, stability, etc.) and am just now looking at doing my first reinstall of the OS (I always worry when the same installation runs fine for over a year!). I still use linux, but only on a separate fileserver as Vista fills every one of my needs, and does it well.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I purchased Vista Home Premium when it first came out and have used it on my home machine (built ground-up, so I was expecting a driver nightmare).</p>
<p>However, I&#8217;ve had the same installation running for over a year without any sort of issue that would make me consider downgrading to XP. Performance in a few games makes me tempted to dual-boot, but the effort make the <em>slight</em> performance boost less attractive.</p>
<p>All in all I&#8217;m extremely pleased with Vista (due to the pleasantness of having great hardware support and driver management, stability, etc.) and am just now looking at doing my first reinstall of the OS (I always worry when the same installation runs fine for over a year!). I still use linux, but only on a separate fileserver as Vista fills every one of my needs, and does it well.</p>
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