archer why don't you try the gaim messanger to connect all of your account at same time, i use that only and it works good for meOriginally Posted by Archer
Ubuntu is still my favorite. But I cannot use Google Talk or Yahoo Messenger in it for Voice & Video Chatting. And Skype is not working very well either.
believe me...with 1 GB of ram, DONt do it, i tried it on my box which had 1.5 GB and it Crawled...literally crawled....(it could be bcoz of my processor thoug...)
Yea , personally i have used it with 512 ram but then i didn't run any games or use heavy appz. I have seen my fren's systems run quite well with 1 Gb ram.
What do u use your system for, primarily ?
what proc did u have ?
Last edited by newprouser; 01-21-09 at 03:57 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
really? worked well on a 512 Mb system...dunno whats the prob with my system then....should i go for it???
I can't tell you that unless i know what your gonna use it for , say entertainment as in movies, music etc or games or jus plain browsing etc.
on 512 vista is ok but 1 GB is good IMO. Ofcourse other factors like Processor , RAM (DDR or DDR2) , HDD speed cause some difference in whole.
Is it Windows Vista ?
I use Gaim/Pidgin for Instant Messaging. But it doesn't have Video or even Voice Chatting feature.archer why don't you try the gaim messanger to connect all of your account at same time, i use that only and it works good for me
Thanks for the advises. I am going to upgrade RAM very soon.
Is 2 GB enough for all or 3 GB ?
I use system for
1. Internet Browsing
2. Voice Video Chatting
3. Playing Games
etc
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If your playing games your way is clear :
The more the better.
BTW try to buy the chips ina way you can take advance of Dual Channel system...
Thanks. I will try that.
casual gaming(eg. Pro evo soccer) got 1.5 gb ddr2, 3.06 p4 codename prescott
onboard graphics...and a 10,000 rpm wd 80 gb(dont ask...lol)
Welcome yaarThanks. I will try that.
Far gaming i won't recommend vista with 512 ram , but i maybe wrong too , u can try if u like...
and a 10,000 rpm wd 80 gb !
cool man... i wish i could have one of these, how much did it cost you ?
Last edited by newprouser; 01-21-09 at 04:39 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
lol...i told u dont ask that...k i'l tell u...we bought this pc in late 2005,so i thought i'd change my bundled hd...but i don't rem how much it cost me, google it!Welcome yaar
Far gaming i won't recommend vista with 512 ram , but i maybe wrong too , u can try if u like...
and a 10,000 rpm wd 80 gb !
cool man... i wish i could have one of these, how much did it cost you ?
lol, alrite...
Vista need minimum 1 GB RAM I think...correct me if I'm wrong.
Thats what i used to think...but newprowser says smfin else...
Harshytkage, is the screenshot from Vista or XP ?
it's from xp...modded to look like vista during instalation
minimum is 512 mb ,
1 gb for "normal" operations
at 2 gb you can expect good performance
then how did you install it on a 512 mb box'???...oops...didn't read the starting
can we also patch the softwares which we want to install with the windows like win rar or like winamp.........i mean can we attach them to the bootable setup.........
Yes, and you can do lot more
nLite - Windows Installation Customizer
Have you ever wanted to remove Windows components like Media Player, Internet Explorer, Outlook Express, MSN Explorer, Messenger...
How about not even to install them with Windows ?
nLite is a tool for pre-installation Windows configuration and component removal at your choice. Optional bootable image ready for burning on media or testing in virtual machines.
With nLite you will be able to have Windows installation which on install does not include, or even contain on media, the unwanted components.
Features
* Service Pack Integration
* Component Removal
* Unattended Setup
* Driver Integration *
* Hotfixes Integration **
* Tweaks
* Services Configuration
* Patches ***
* Bootable ISO creation
Last edited by Gary4gar; 01-22-09 at 02:40 AM. Reason: stupid net!
so exactly adding new software comes into which section from these
* Service Pack Integration
* Component Removal
* Unattended Setup
* Driver Integration *
* Hotfixes Integration **
* Tweaks
* Services Configuration
* Patches ***
* Bootable ISO creation
i just want to cear all the queries before trying this..........
my nlite modded pc is really a jewel to behild, you dont go much lower than 150 mb for an XP install with all those mods!
yes moded installations are good for personal use if you are a frequent formatter ... actually what happens is that you never know when you will need a feature which you are currently leaving out as unnecessary ... isnt it!! i have used a few moded windows versions ... looks cool ... uses less resources ... but somewhere down the line causes a few problems like driver supports etc when we need those features later ...
^^^
do u have idea about win xp Darklite edition and black edition.........???
ya i have used nlite to integrate drivers into the setup disc, saves me a lot of time. but i rarely have to format nowadays, so my antivirus and windows updates and firefox are my real time savers...
i have not modded anything else. i like stuff in its originality
DON'T beam me up, Scotty!
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