Posted by MutantMandias basically, 32 bit Vista is the backward compatible Vista. The 64 bit version changes the rules so that things can be secure. And don't expect to see too many companies making 64 bit signed drivers any time soom.

You have to be careful about that before you upgrade to a 64 bit OS. CS2 is the only good reason I have so far...as for Vista there are many bugs. They're just starting to come out of the woodwork. swell.

Posted by blackhawk You have to be careful about that before you upgrade to a 64 bit OS. CS2 is the only good reason I have so far...as for Vista there are many bugs. They're just starting to come out of the woodwork. swell.

well as with all new os's where i used to work we only upgraded our 2500 workstations from nt4 to win 2k in late 2003. the company demanded stability and XPs 2 years on the market wasnt proof yet for them, and at the time i didnt blame them nt4 was rock solid