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April 1st 08, 09:49 PM
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Motherboard Driver Loss on Re-boot
(when gaming) I am running VISTA Business (Service Pack 1) with an Asus M2V
Mobo. The processer is a AMD Athlon 64 Dual Core 2.4 GHZ. Whenever the system reboots, VISTA re-installs the drivers for the Motherboard (ATA controller etc. etc.) Windows Defender is off. I am using the Asus VISTA drivers. Also, I have noted that VISTA frame rates are noticeably lower than the same system with XP Pro. Additionally, VISTA cannot seem to utilize the dual core/RAM? in as efficient a manner as XP Pro did. The system bogs much more quickly than XP ever did. 
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April 2nd 08, 03:14 AM
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Motherboard Driver Loss on Re-boot
Dominic wrote:
(when gaming) I am running VISTA Business (Service Pack 1) with an Asus M2V Mobo. The processer is a AMD Athlon 64 Dual Core 2.4 GHZ. Whenever the system reboots, VISTA re-installs the drivers for the Motherboard (ATA controller etc. etc.) Windows Defender is off. I am using the Asus VISTA drivers. Also, I have noted that VISTA frame rates are noticeably lower than the same system with XP Pro. Additionally, VISTA cannot seem to utilize the dual core/RAM? in as efficient a manner as XP Pro did. The system bogs much more quickly than XP ever did. If this computer is not a new Vista Capable computer with Vista as the default OS, you gain nothing with Vista vs XP in performance. Reinstall your original XP and have a happy day. Q
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