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To change the amount of space to dedicate to Vista, click the small divider between Mac OS X and Windows, and drag it to the left. Cross your fingers that the fastest one will resolve your problem. Select your Mac drive, or the partition you were trying to install Boot Camp on if you have more than one. If you were able to create the partition, excellent, continue with step I'm a fan of XP64, since it gives bit happiness with XP's familiar lower overhead.

Joined Mar 17, Messages 73 Reaction score 2 Points 8. Are you ever going to want to run Windows in Parallels? The obvious choice is Windows XP if you want most of your Windows software to actually work. Even if you game a lot, DirectX10 really hasn't been taken advantage of at all yet, and I don't expect it to be for a while. Even Crysis, the flagship title for DirectX10's superiority over DirectX9, can be altered to have the "Very High" settings work on Windows XP, more efficiently than in Windows Vista not that your computer will be capable of running it at max settings anyway; there doesn't exist a video card powerful enough to do Crysis at max settings yet I run Vista with Aero on my Macbook just fine.

Not wanting to hog timetoknow's thread here. But really the only reason I was considering Vista was for the looks. I'm not a gamer so anything to do with gaming is no issue to me. Joined Oct 21, Messages 95 Reaction score 1 Points 8. Vista, definitely. A year ago I would have said stay away from Vista because it's new and unstable, but that has changed now - it's very stable and SP1 is out now which fixes a lot of issues customers may have had.

Joined Apr 14, Messages 1 Reaction score 0 Points 1. What does this mean? If yes? Any reason why so? Since the issue of RAM has been brought up What about Leopard How much RAM will it support?