Windows XP Which windows OS is better for this features ?

cuaran89

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Hello everyone,

Which windows OS is better for this features ( XP, 7 , 8 or Ubuntu ) ?

  • CPU
    Intel Celeron 743 / 1.3 GHz
  • Cache
    L2 - 1 MB
  • Power Efficiency
    Low-Voltage (LV)
  • Front Side Bus
    800 MHz
  • Chipset
    Mobile Intel GS45 Express
  • RAM
    4 GB Crucial 6400
  • Technology
    DDR2 SDRAM
  • Speed
    667 MHz
  • Form Factor
    SO DIMM 200-pin
  • Graphics Processor
    Intel GMA 4500MHD
  • Memory Allocation Technology
    Dynamic Video Memory Technology 5.0
Thank you very much for your time
 
Ubuntu will give you best system usage but xp will allow you to play windows based games... you can of course put them both on but it comes down to what you need this system to be able to do.
 
Not contradicting ussnorway, you seem to be able to run Windows 7. I would advice against XP, as it does not get any support, to start with take a look at http://www.expertreviews.co.uk/soft...s-how-you-secure-your-pc-and-save-all-updates

It's not a panic, but time goes on, and who would think of using Windows 98? Sooner or later you need to upgrade and, I would say, sooner is better. Older Windows systems don't have the capability to deal with present safety requirements. It's because ones hack as the others plant. Non-ending process.

Old DOS machines work fine, even Commodores work fine, if you use them privately. But the safety in traffic? What about T-Ford, how safe would it be on a modern highway?

No offense here. Cheers.
 
Ubuntu or 8.1 would be my choices from that list because they are the most efficient resource users. But if it was me, I would use Mint Mate which is a superb OS. Have a look.
 
Windows 8.1

Cheers,
Drew
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No offense here. Cheers.
None taken… you have a point but then again it really does come down to what this system needs to do.
As a side topic;
I find my elder clients (hi mum) that purchase a cheap w8 laptop for their internet banking & emails will learn to like it but often still want xp because it plays her favourite card game:
Dual or multi boots where xp isn't attached to the net are very safe personal computers,
A company that has their virtual xp on vmware or hyper-v attached to the internet is safer than windows 7 but imo still shouldn't be used for something like banking.
 
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