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Hey, i currently have XP PRO and i have had it for 4 years, but i was looking at XP COPORATE and XP MEDIA CENTER, i was wondering if i should switch to COPORATE or MEDIA CENTER.

Are they better because they are newer versions than 2001's XP PRO.

COPORATE sounds better but i don't know, all i do on my PC is just listen to music whilst playing games and XP PRO does it great, but seeing as there are other XP VERSIONS, if i should change to make my PC quicker ?

Can anyone give me some suggestions ? Thanks.

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XP PRO does it great, but seeing as there are other XP VERSIONS, if i should change to make my PC quicker ?

Can anyone give me some suggestions ? Thanks.

If as you say XP does it great there is no point in changing.

A different version of XP will not make you machine run more quickly - that's a function of the hardware.

I doubt very much if you will gain anything.

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If it ain't broke why try to fix it? XP Home SP2 does everything that I want. I won't be upgrading to the next version of Windows, whatever Gates calls it in the end, unless I need a new computer. 98 and 98SE gave a lot of problems, and needed changing.

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Hey, i currently have XP PRO and i have had it for 4 years, but i was looking at XP COPORATE and XP MEDIA CENTER, i was wondering if i should switch to COPORATE or MEDIA CENTER.

Are they better because they are newer versions than 2001's XP PRO.

COPORATE sounds better but i don't know, all i do on my PC is just listen to music whilst playing games and XP PRO does it great, but seeing as there are other XP VERSIONS, if i should change to make my PC quicker ?

Can anyone give me some suggestions ? Thanks.

Just because it's new doesn't mean it will go any faster, it could even run slower due to over bloated unused enhancements

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I would agree with the above, stick with what you have for now. Save your money and perhaps think about upgrading to Vista when it is released.

I won't be doing that either. By far, most of the problems on here with XP have been after upgrades from 98 or 98SE. I would prefer to save NEW operating systems for new computers. As I said, if it ain't broke, why fix it?

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