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<blockquote data-quote="mattmannz" data-source="post: 639289" data-attributes="member: 100457">I have been keeping up with the patch releases and was up to RC6 under Windows XP.I was dual booting my environment so had two XP images, one for prod and one for testing effectively. I was having some intermittent stability issues with my prod build so decided it was time to do a clean build from scratch to the latest versions.I reloaded my second OS image with Win7 Ultimate 32bit with all the latest patches, latest NVidia drivers, Core AVC 2, AC3Filter 1.63, latest XVid, XMLTVNZ, MediaPortal RC6, Moving Pictures latest, TV Series Latest, and the Streamed MP skin and it is like a new machine!It's ultra stable, does everything I want plus more. I can strongly recommend moving to the latest version but do a clean build instead of any sort of upgrade.I am running two DVB-T cards in a dual core 2.8ghz with a 6800GT vid card, two 1.5gb drives.Matt.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mattmannz, post: 639289, member: 100457"] I have been keeping up with the patch releases and was up to RC6 under Windows XP. I was dual booting my environment so had two XP images, one for prod and one for testing effectively. I was having some intermittent stability issues with my prod build so decided it was time to do a clean build from scratch to the latest versions. I reloaded my second OS image with Win7 Ultimate 32bit with all the latest patches, latest NVidia drivers, Core AVC 2, AC3Filter 1.63, latest XVid, XMLTVNZ, MediaPortal RC6, Moving Pictures latest, TV Series Latest, and the Streamed MP skin and it is like a new machine! It's ultra stable, does everything I want plus more. I can strongly recommend moving to the latest version but do a clean build instead of any sort of upgrade. I am running two DVB-T cards in a dual core 2.8ghz with a 6800GT vid card, two 1.5gb drives. Matt. [/QUOTE]

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