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RE: [OT] WinXPro - IPX Support?


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  • Subject: RE: [OT] WinXPro - IPX Support?
  • From: "Mark McCall" <mark@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sun, 25 Nov 2001 19:49:00 -0000
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> Windows XP was *even* slower, of the order of about 2750 on Identical
> hardware. That’s 32fps as opposed to 75fps in normal gaming.

Does this not point to very immature XP video drivers Ian. What’s the card?


> Basically, Windows XP is pretty, and ncie to use, but it is *terrible*
> for any application you actually want to perform worth a damn.

 

Hmmmmmm...bit of a sweeping generalization there  :-) 

 

An in-depth benchmark report I read last week put XP slightly ahead on speed on almost everything when compared to Win2K (a large selection of office and gaming benchmarks).  I was also MUCH faster at running games than WinME (which I have never liked).

 

I never play games on my machines these days – but I would stick to Win98SE if I was.  I now have XP Pro on two of my home machines and I have (so far) found them fast and stable.  This machine is only a P2-450 (with 512meg RAM) and it runs beautifully.

Ian.


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