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In part two of our series on Vista PCWorld.com Editor Bud McLeod hosts a PC World Editors' Roundtable discussion on the whether enthusiasts who build their own PCs should make the big move to Vista now. On the Panel: PCW Editor-in-Chief Harry McCracken, Executive Editor Ed Albro, Senior Editor Denny Arar and Senior Editor Eric Dahl.
Editors' Roundtable: Vista for the Do-It-Yourself Type
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