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Windows Vista Home Premium 64bit

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Will old ChessBase Software like Fritz 8 (2002) up to Shredder 8 (2004) work with this OS?

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No one can answer this question??

I thought you guys were in the know?!

Have any of you tried these programs from ChessBase, (02-04) on Vista any 64bit edition?

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Terry McCracken wrote:No one can answer this question??

I thought you guys were in the know?!

Have any of you tried these programs from ChessBase, (02-04) on Vista any 64bit edition?

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If I could help you I would, but I don't use vista (yet).

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Graham Banks wrote:
Terry McCracken wrote:No one can answer this question??

I thought you guys were in the know?!

Have any of you tried these programs from ChessBase, (02-04) on Vista any 64bit edition?

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Terry
If I could help you I would, but I don't use vista (yet).

Regards, Graham.
Thanks Graham! But some of the testers and everyday users should know?

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Terry McCracken wrote:
Graham Banks wrote:
Terry McCracken wrote:No one can answer this question??

I thought you guys were in the know?!

Have any of you tried these programs from ChessBase, (02-04) on Vista any 64bit edition?

Vexed Regards
Terry
If I could help you I would, but I don't use vista (yet).

Regards, Graham.
Thanks Graham! But some of the testers and everyday users should know?

Sigh Regards,
Terry
I'll see if I can find out from other CCRL testers, but different time zones might mean a delay in reply.
Hopefully somebody else will answer in the meantime.

Cheers, Graham.
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Thanks Graham for your assistance.

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I run Frtiz 10 on Vista 64.
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CRoberson wrote:I run Frtiz 10 on Vista 64.
But it came out when Vista came out right? Certainly XP 64 was available.

These programs are way before Vista any edition let alone 64bit.

I'm not sure if XP 64 was available even for the last program on my list, Shredder 8? Maybe it was but ChessBase was more likely concerned with regular XP.

Fritz 8, none of these programs were out. So I don't know nor do I want to experiment with it beforehand.

I want to know, thanks! And thanks for repling.

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Terry McCracken wrote:Will old ChessBase Software like Fritz 8 (2002) up to Shredder 8 (2004) work with this OS?

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Dear Terry,


I use Windows Vista Home Premium 64bit with many 32 bit apps including Shredder 8 and Fritz 10. The nice thing about this OS is that it allows you to use more than 4 GB of RAM. You will need to buy the top of the line Vista Professional if you want to use 128 GB of RAM. I do well with 4 GB. In the future I will get another 4 GB. More is not necessarily better though. If your RAM is too fast and you have insufficient cooling of that RAM then you will get system failure.

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Re: Windows Vista Home Premium 64bit

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tjfroh wrote:
Terry McCracken wrote:Will old ChessBase Software like Fritz 8 (2002) up to Shredder 8 (2004) work with this OS?

Terry
Dear Terry,


I use Windows Vista Home Premium 64bit with many 32 bit apps including Shredder 8 and Fritz 10. The nice thing about this OS is that it allows you to use more than 4 GB of RAM. You will need to buy the top of the line Vista Professional if you want to use 128 GB of RAM. I do well with 4 GB. In the future I will get another 4 GB. More is not necessarily better though. If your RAM is too fast and you have insufficient cooling of that RAM then you will get system failure.

Sarah Palin-- McCain doesn't know much about computers. That's why he hired me.
Thanks for your reply Tim. No, I won't be planning on 128 Gigabytes of Ram any time soon, in fact this cheap piece of plastic is only expandable to 8 Gigabytes :shock: I've only 4. It's a cheap HP Pavilion...gotta take what I can...sigh...

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