The Facts: Vista OEM
"Facts and important info regarding Windows Vista and the losses/benefits of OEM."
Published: 30th January 2007 | Source: ars technica |
Author: v a d e R`
Source: ars technica
Ars technica has posted a useful guide for potential Vista buyers. The list contains an overview of limitations to using OEM software. Some limitations are minor, such as no Vista box, while some limitations may be more of a problem with OEM being tied to only one motherboard. The difference between Vista retail and OEM is $100 per version. Read the facts here .
There are four versions of retail Windows Vista. The supreme version, known as Windows Vista Ultimate has features of all other versions with addons known as Ultimate Extras.




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Crazy! Just move to water and you will be fine! :o
SHouldn't we be trying to make smaller, more efficient heatsinks?
SHouldn't we be trying to make smaller, more efficient heatsinks?
Well once its got heatpipes and a lot of copper in it the only way do increase efficiency is to increase surface area. Other than that they could make all the fins copper, they would then cost a stupid amount.
Thing is pretty huge though.
I LOVE AC Cooling stuff, but this is too big. And just imagine all that heat just radiating all over the inside of your case.
I dont get what engineers are doing, its like "hey cases are big lets fill them up with stuff" but once full how is the air supposed to pass through them?
Vantec Tornados full blast? THis is way to big. I would never buy anything this big. Reminds me of the Thermaltake Sonic Tower.I dont get what engineers are doing, its like "hey cases are big lets fill them up with stuff" but once full how is the air supposed to pass through them?
Best to get water cooling i should think :D
Itsa very big :eek:
Best to get water cooling i should think :D
Now why are you nicking my ideas? :p

TJS
Edit: P@$$ive is a bad word???