Which Operating System works best with CS3?

Just want your thoughts. Since I am having some minor
compatibility issue with CS# and XP Home, I was told that the best
way to rectify this is to upgrade to XP Pro SP2. I am wondering if
it wouldn't be better to upgrade to Vista Home Premium SP1. What
are your thoughts?

You could always upgrade to a Mac. Sorry just had to through
that in there.
On the Windows side, as of right now, you will only be able
to get XP Pro until June 30th. Support is slated to end around 2010
I believe.
Personally it depends on who you ask and what your computer
is capable of. If your computer is fairly new and can upgrade to a
maximum of 4 gigs (the limit set by a 32-bit OS) I would say go for
the Visa Home Premium 32-bit edition. If you are unsure of how much
you can upgrade your computers memory check out www.crucial.com and
use the memory finder tool. It will install an application and tell
you the current and maximum memory configuration allowed for your
machine.
If your computer is older and cannot upgrade that far I would
say go get an XP Pro upgrade before MS stops selling it.

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After hearing complaints about latency, driver
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