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February 18th 07, 05:52 AM
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Building or Buying a Brand New Windows Vista Compatible PC?
My computer is over 4 years old now and I am ready to turn it into a
secondary computer in my home. I currently have Windows Vista Ultimate installed on it, but because the hardware is somewhat old, I'm not getting a very good experience with it. With that said, I'm ready to "go all out" with the designing of my new PC. I am looking for different Windows Vista PC design guides, but was only able to come up with one at http://techreport.com/etc/2007q1/sys...e/index.x?pg=1 Does anyone have any additional guides or information on how to build a Windows Vista compatible PC from the ground up (barebones kit is good too)? If someone could point me to a reliable manufacturer of Windows Vista PCs, that would be great too. From what I see now, most manufacturers (even Dell) have warnings about driver incompatibilities with Windows Vista and that is what worries me. 
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