Vue never crashed my computer either and results are always good also.

If you browse Vue forums, you'll quickly arrive to the conclusion that some people have lots of problems and other people have very few problems (like my case). So, Vue, by itself, seems capable of running with very few issues, as the latter cases show.

The problem seems to lie in the combination between Vue and some software and/or hardware. People have a tendency to say something like "other products runs well in my computer, so the problem must lie in Vue". In my opinion, that's jumping to conclusions. Other products may not use a certain feature or characteristic of, for example, the graphic card or the operating system or drivers, which may not be running well in some systems. Or some incompatibility with some anti-virus or anti-spyware, or whatever. So, the fact that other products runs well in your system, doesn't mean that your system is perfect. It could just mean that these products don't use the parts of your system that Vue uses.

I already ran 4 or 5 versions of Vue in 3 different computers and never had any significant problems in any of these combinations. I do have certain patterns of behavior when it comes to computers. For example, I always disable all widgets and fancy stuff of the operating system, stripping it down to the simplest possible (I don't even have screensavers). I do clean my system regularly (registry clean, checkdisks, etc). I choose my anti-virus carefully (not heavy stuff, like Norton). I disable all non-essential system services. Etc. etc.