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XtabbedoutX · 04-15-2008, 10:26 AM

M$ needs to take a look at how Apple creates their new OS's. You know it is funny when you upgrade an apple to the latest OS an actually get a performance increase. That is not so true with Leopard as it was with previous versions but it is a true fact. Every time you upgrade a Windows box you might want to upgrade CPU, Memory, Video just to keep the OS running properly.

I had a 500mhz 15" Apple Power book that ran OS X 10.4 Latest OS at the time. I bet you can't even get XP to run on hardware that old.

I currently have a 1.2ghz 12" Power book that runs OS X 10.5 (The latest version of OS X) The new OS runs fine a quite peppy.

04-15-2008, 10:26 AM	#5 (permalink)
XtabbedoutX Tech, Microsoft Support Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Oklahoma City Posts: 922 OS: Server 2K3 R2, Server 2K, XP PRO, Mac OS X 10.4, Mac OS X 10.5, Ubuntu Linux 7.10, iPhone My System	Re: MS plans to close out "XP" M$ needs to take a look at how Apple creates their new OS's. You know it is funny when you upgrade an apple to the latest OS an actually get a performance increase. That is not so true with Leopard as it was with previous versions but it is a true fact. Every time you upgrade a Windows box you might want to upgrade CPU, Memory, Video just to keep the OS running properly. I had a 500mhz 15" Apple Power book that ran OS X 10.4 Latest OS at the time. I bet you can't even get XP to run on hardware that old. I currently have a 1.2ghz 12" Power book that runs OS X 10.5 (The latest version of OS X) The new OS runs fine a quite peppy. __________________ HJT - 5 steps against malware. Post your HijackThis log there and not here ! Posting system specs