<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: Heinrich
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: Sylvanas
I am on vista 64 and have no problems at all playing any games, the driver immaturity has nearly come to an end and every major component company (Nvidia, Amd, Intel, creative) all have great drivers which have been revised many times since the launch of 64bit Operating systems.</end quote></div>
While I agree that you can reach a stable system with the above drivers, I do not agree that "all have great drivers." Each one of which has more issues than their 32-bit counterparts. Particularly Creative. There is a lot of stuff broken and that does not work with Creative, including their own applications, microphone, etc. Getting what they have up and running requires several trips to the support forums and gaining support from other folks struggling - and not from Creative itself.
How much does a viral marketing position from Microsoft pay these days? Your overly-rosy picture makes me suspect that perhaps you might know.</end quote></div>
I am just saying what I think, I find that so many people come onto forums quoting problems when the people that have none (as yet) usually don't chime in to say 'everything is well'. As for Creative, yes their driver package is missing some elements found in the XP- but it works fine for me when I am playing games or music- and I don't get any cryptic error messages doing so which to me is 'working fine on 64bit'.
Lol Microsoft can have me if they pay my air fare to Redmond + living expenses .