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Now i am barely in the green! Early next year, I will probably grab a quad core laptop once they start to come down a bit as they are mostly souped up for high end audio/video use. even with all those enhancements in Vista, I was in the yellow probably 80% of the time on that chart. If you have a higher end laptop designed for high end multi media usage, then you probably will not have to make many changes. keep in mind, I bought a $500 entry level laptop, knowing I will have to do some tweaking to perform. You may still need to do the tweaks I mentioned above. In which case W7 will most defiantly help to resolve that.

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I would say if the driver didnt work on Vista, it probably will not work on W7 either. That sounds like a driver problem with the ASIO4ALL. I plan to test today/tomorrow with the Audio4DJ/Stealth Control setup, and the DJIO/DMC2 setup. I ran VDJ on automix with just the internal sound card and it ran for about 8 hours while I came back. In this configuration, I have the following performance settings: I am letting windows choose my performance mode (Advanced performance settings.) Wifi and Eithernet - disabled Battery Meter - disabled HP Cam - disabled smartcard reader - disabled USB Hubs - Turned off the setting on all to allow windows to turn off my port. It does not have a highend graphics card, but the CPU is solid. I have a HP G60 US230, 2ghz duo core, 3gb RAM, 500gb 7200rpm HD.

It would defiantly be in the yellow more than it would be in the green. The chart says it all! I wish I had one from my Vista install. I found them in Best Buy and local wholesalers. It retails for $150 and gives you 3 licenses!!!! You can not beat that as a single license is $119, i think. If you are upgrading multiple machines, you should consider the Home Premium 32/64 bit Family Pack.

Here is the Atomix statement on supporting VDJ and W7: I just upgraded last night.

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So don't worry and upgrade to win7 you defintaly have a better pc experience.

The little meter that shows how much cpu and ram your computer are using are extremely low on win7 than under vista and is comparable to xp. As a final note.nothing is perfect but win7 comes very close i was running the software over the weekend and all the system resources that are usually needed under vista have dropped tremendously under win7 (explanation). So for those dj's who use vdj and are hesitant about upgrading don't worry it is so much better on win7 than vista. I did actually upgrade to vista about 3 months ago I'm so happy that I got out of that relationship and got win7. I was running winxp for a long time and wouldn't change to vista for the simple fact that vdj ran way better on xp and when your dj'ing to hundreds of people the last thing you need is a system crash. So i reinstalled win7 and used the 32bit version and now my system runs just as smooth as it did in xp.

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I had win 7 64 bit and it was very buggy with 6.02 and hercules rmx and one of my channels didn't work on the rmx either. First off for those people who have vista 32bit make sure you upgrade to win 7 32bit not the 64 bit. I have recently upgraded to a full working version of windows 7 and here are my comments on it. Hey whats up vdj forum long time user of virtual dj and currently I have a sony vaio with 3 gigs of ram and I'm running version 6.02 with a hercules rmx.