Windows 2000 is much more suited for daily use than NT v4.0
However, 2000 does require a lot more memory than NT4 - 128 is the minimum
for 2000. I would recommend you upgrade to 256 MB (RAM is CHEAP! In
Toronto, a store is selling RAM for 60USD for 128!).
Win2k also has support for DirectX, Firewire, and USB. Furthermore, it's
networking features are much better, for example you don't have to reboot
after changing TCP/IP settings... and best of all, you dont' have to
reinstall the Service Packs every single time you make a change to the OS : )
At 01:23 PM 11/19/00 -0500, you wrote:
> Going to put in a new hard drive, and wanted opinions on OS,
> either NT 4
>workstation or 2000 pro
>
> Processer is and AMD 700 Duron
> Memory is 128 megs, should be more then enough
>
> HD will be 30 gig
>
> Those who reply, if you could explain your reasoning, it would be
>appreciated, I am at the point of 60% 2000Pro but 40% NT workstation,
>because of the compatibility, and less agravation on driver issues, also
>does CF have any issues's with 2000 Pro?
>
>THanks
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