Re: Well, ok. Given that Microsoft has historically lowballed their memory requirements by at least a factor of four, why should they change? Oh yeah, because Intel can't do that. Yeah, that makes sense. They would change their memory requirements because wbmw needs them to....
It's a weak argument, CJ. Veerrryyyy weak.
If your best bet is for Intel to fail due to Microsoft overbloating their operating system, I suggest not getting your hopes up. Sometimes it pays to be cynical about a company with a history of software issues, but hoping for Core Duo to be singled out right at the 2GB mark is pretty much asking for a misalignment on a product that Intel has not only been validating for more than a year on actual Vista pre-production code, but has also no doubt been involved in deep collaboration with MSFT from the very beginning on making it a commercial success. Not only that, but they have already announced support for Vista publicly.
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