Bridging the Vista Graphics Gap

[Chris]

Graphics performance, which has long been an afterthought for most corporate PCs and many consumers, will move to the forefront with the launch of Windows Vista, Microsoft's next Windows operating system.

Vista, due late next year, will offer four different themes, including the well-publicized three-dimensional Aero Glass with transparent windows.

Starting with a Classic theme, which looks like Windows XP, each will offer successively more advanced features, also call for successively more powerful graphics.

Vista is expected to measure the graphics grunt available in a PC and automatically serve up the proper UI.

But what's still unclear is where many of today's PCs will fall on the Vista interface spectrum and thus how consumers and corporate buyers who wish to gain the most advanced features can get prepared.

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[CurlyWhirly]

Vista is expected to measure the graphics grunt available in a PC and automatically serve up the proper UI

I like how Vista will maximise the power of your graphics card which is a fantastic feature if they manage to pull it off!

[scuzzman]

Vista is expected to measure the graphics grunt available in a PC and automatically serve up the proper UI.

I'll make that decision thank you :P

[Chris]

Vista is expected to measure the graphics grunt available in a PC and automatically serve up the proper UI.

I'll make that decision thank you :P

That's a classic!

Now I know why we have support forums like this....for people like you:P

"Why won't Windows 3.1 work on Microwave?"

[scuzzman]

I am the poster child for "Oops! I screwed that one up!" :P