My Computer - What operating system should I use?
If you are a newcomer in the area of on-board computer (computer), you need to know that one of the most important design considerations of the amount of energy that will be consumed by the computer. In a car, not the unlimited power waiting to be exploited by an outlet on the wall, how would you have in your home. Everything comes from the car battery, which has a finite capacity.
The battery charge is constantly topped off by the alternator, while theEngine is running. Car manufacturers usually provide their car engines with generators, rated high enough to allow the installation of additional electrical equipment. The installation of a computer in a high energy consumption, especially if you have a powerful car audio system may, the alternator is not capable of enough power to keep the battery was fully charged by a stroke. In addition, computer needs often in enclosed spaces can be constructed that make it verydifficult, the excess heat generated by the drain circuit. For these reasons, it is advisable to have a motherboard and processor, low power consumption have to choose.
The disadvantage of using a low-power processor that is used a lot slower than the processors of the latest cutting-edge desktop PC. This is not a problem for most applications that will run on a computer in computer games usually require intensive graphics processing. However, it is very unlikely that manyComputer users interested in playing with computers in their vehicles. The ability of the operating system of choice is therefore the most important obstacle, which is imposed by the use of a low-power processor and motherboard.
If you use an Apple Mac OS X then you will Statistically you use, you are more likely to be an X86-based PC.
With a PC, you have the choice of Open Source (a variant of Linux) or MS Windows. Imagine a beautifulimpressive system with Linux, but can be a tortuous exercise in order to be properly configured. For some applications, the Linux software that is not nearly as good as what is available for Windows. For most people, MS Windows is the operating system of choice. It is not too difficult to install and configure, and there are a wide range of application software for MS Windows.
Currently, the version of Windows is to use Windows XP. Although SP1Windows Vista for many of the reasons for the poor reception of Vista get released early, there is still a resource hog. Energy consumption is low, you should use a less powerful processor of a desktop PC. It makes sense to use XP as long as it remains available for sale, as it will run better than Vista on a less powerful processor.
Fortunately, it seems that when Windows 7 finally appears to have modest hardware requirements. Practicallyeach reviewer Windows 7 beta is found to be loads faster and run faster than Windows Vista. My personal results echo this. I am currently testing the beta software on an Intel Atom platform, the same as what I have on my computer until now has given me absolutely no reason for concern about the lack of power. Remember that this is still beta code, and there is a high probability that it can lead to further performance improvement, once the code is optimized forProduction version.
Right now my recommendation is to stay with XP until Windows 7 If the beta is released to judge by, is the production version of Windows 7 are rock steady and not place too high a request to a computer driven low design.
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