i recently put together my own x64 vista pc - stick with the better
hardware manufacturers eg asus/gigabyte and the like for excellent
motherboard support, nvidia and ati are pretty much just as supportive
of the platform graphics wise, for any new fairly recent hardware
anyway and they generally release unified driver packages.

i'd say if you can do with the extra grunt and memory availability go
for it!

i'm generally using the platform for virtualization purposes (studying
for mcsa)and garphic stuff. vista x64 has been behaving very stable and
i have yet to come across much software at all that won't run from the
off, and can usually be coaxed into it if it does give trouble.

like the previous poster said, if you think you can benefit go for it!


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