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Me,No. :biggrin:
Windows XP is enough to me,not only its running speed but also its features. :smile:
Installing a new OS means I should put all my files into portable hard disk...Then put them back...
If MyCockSoft can provide some patches which can let XP/Vista users update to Win7 directly ,maybe I will try the new OS. :biggrin:
I will, but once I have enough time and eXPer1ence releases a light version.
thecoolest
21.10.09, 13:31
I Will defenetly go to windows 7 If My windows vista ultimate sp2 crashes then.Till then..Using WIndows Vista
I'm already on windows 7..RTM of course:tongue:
I'll give it a try in due time, but for now Windows xp sp3 for me.
do no i love xp 2 much :biggrin:
i well wait :top:
Doppelboom
21.10.09, 22:54
I'm already using win 7. It's great. I think that it's also better than xp^^
Iam already using windows 7 and have been for ages , although going online to use email is a bit of a pain .
sure but only after i get a new comp (even then it might be a dual boot with xp), so its gonna take some time :biggrin:
Im using Windows 7, final of course:D
:top:
Until a stable release is release... sort of Windows 7 Leechers Edition :biggrin: (j/k)
Till then Win XP SP3 FTW!
xp sp3 here :)
tried win7 and liked MANY thingies. but after a while, realized portion of my favorite software just doesn't work, so i reverted, doubt i'll trade reliability of xp for lovely cosmetics of win7 any time soon :)
xp sp3 here :)
tried win7 and liked MANY thingies. but after a while, realized portion of my favorite software just doesn't work, so i reverted, doubt i'll trade reliability of xp for lovely cosmetics of win7 any time soon :)
you can use a dualboot-system
you can use a dualboot-system
that's definitely an option :top: but i personally have system disk partitioned in a way one os is optimum, couldn't bring myself to repartition it for debian, let alone win7 :)
Well:
Windows 7 - here I come!
(and it better be good -.-)
I am using Win 7 RTM since more than a month. I think it's the best and most stable windows yet. I have converted three of my friends from XP to 7 already. In a gist, Win 7 is fantastic. I have the 64 bit version, and majority of 32 bit softwares work perfect on it. I have Nod32 2.7, ACDSee 3.1 (2001 edition), all working fine, apart from other softwares, and may common softwares already have a 64 bit version. I dont think I will be using XP again, though it is too early to say. Will buy win 7 after official launch
I don't know. I'll wait and see ehat will people say about it!
With the Service Pack Windows 7 will be definately as Win Xp...I think thats fact:rolleyes:
I got a free update when I bought my computer, so I'll definitely upgrade. I'll receive it around the end of this year.
mangathala2002
27.10.09, 09:18
I have xp and vista installed (dual-boot). I'm thinking of upgrading from vista to windows 7.
just brought a new machine and thinking of using win 7,gona keep the old xp one just in case.my problem is what firewalls will work on win 7?
hello no 7 is prolly goin to have even more problems than vista lol
Im with 7 now (original) and its great :)
Im with 7 now (original) and its great :)
hey dude it is goin slow like vista or is it much faster and seems like thers no bugs like how it is with the newest xp
its faster than vista for sure ;) and no bugs at the moment
banneduser
15.11.09, 20:20
well you can say that win 7 is vista SP3
the improvement in the way win 7 utilizes the resources is a step forward from vista
saebrtooth
16.11.09, 21:57
making the switch soon, also gona test linux on vmware
I will, but once I have enough time and eXPer1ence releases a light version.
rev01 not light enough?
I want it to be based on the retail, not the RTM :tongue:
i have already installed Win7 x64 on 3 comps (from XP) i never trusted vista and i think it was the right thing to do :) Clean install of 7 is must! i would never upgrade anyway :)
BTW: ive installed 2 7s on Macs and they are the best 7 running pc :D MACs rullez
I chucked Windows 7 on a 5 year old laptop. It runs just as fast as it did with Windows XP, and I didn't have to search for a single driver to make it work.
Very pleased.
You should also try tiny7 (http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/5074537/Windows_Tiny7_Rev01_Unattended_Activated_CD).
I'll definitely run Windows 7 soon... when I get my new Mac, I'll Boot Camp Win7 on it and run a few games :biggrin:
My laptop doesn't have XP drivers so I had to either go with Vista or Win7. I picked 7 of course and it's awesome so far.
Windows 7 it's not much better than vista. You need a good PC to work properly on it. Seven take 50% of my intel core2duo 6750 cpu when i just launch IE.
I am already posting from Windows 7. Its wonderful. I dual boot with windows xp. If anything goes wrong i can fix using xp and there has not been any need for that so far.
I think so....I hear its faster than vista....
saebrtooth
08.12.09, 00:40
New install of Windows 7
So much faster than Vista in video processing and compressing rar files
Not only that not 1 bsod crash compared to Vista's once a day. I was really thinking I had bad hardware and gona blame my hardware vendor lol.
Overall thumbs up!!
ps
been changing isp companies so no broadband for a while cos they stuffed the botched the application process, so havnt been lurching lately :)
I agree with you on the video processing much better codec support in Windows media player!
you don't even need to install codecs to watch mkv's in WMP..I'm still on Vista but my sisters laptop came with Windows 7 so thats how I know:smile:
I don't think i'll go to windows 7, i'm good with windows XP and i won't change it for a while......
I have been using windows 7 right from beta stages. Its one of the best OS MS has ever released
New install of Windows 7
So much faster than Vista in video processing and compressing rar files
speed improvements can have countless reasons. why do you think it's because of win7?
I agree with you on the video processing much better codec support in Windows media player!
you don't even need to install codecs to watch mkv's in WMP
wmp is hardly a factor for rating a whole os. even more so when there're much better media players out there.
Its one of the best OS MS has ever released
and why is that?
I'm on it right now, have been for a few months. If you had performance issues on Vista, chances are you will on 7 aswell. It's more or less Windows Vista SP3.
Windows 7 is faster than Vista for gaming. BUT only with some games that are specially made for Win 7 for instance Dragon Age Origins was made with Win 7 and the new direct X in mind but it probably wont matter too much with WoW except if Vista was doing too much in the background.
saebrtooth
16.12.09, 06:26
speed improvements can have countless reasons. why do you think it's because of win7?
Basically because im using the exact same hardware but where available, 64bit versions of software. I have the same software setup on windows 7 as I had with Vista.
Another note, when hashing large numbers of files in eMule SBI its much faster with the same emule setting.
Thanks Butcho for a wonderful app :top::klatsch_3:
Basically because im using the exact same hardware but where available, 64bit versions of software. I have the same software setup on windows 7 as I had with Vista.
Another note, when hashing large numbers of files in eMule SBI its much faster with the same emule setting.
Thanks Butcho for a wonderful app :top::klatsch_3:
that http://www.sb-innovation.de/showthread.php?threadid=17534&page=2#post149400
applies here, too
saebrtooth
16.12.09, 14:04
that http://www.sb-innovation.de/showthread.php?threadid=17534&page=2#post149400
applies here, too
Of course with Windows 7. This faster and more stable version of Windows give me no cause to change back or reminisce of old Vista days, nor will I think about going back to xp,
Hope i was clearer this time ;)
Of course with Windows 7. This faster and more stable version of Windows give me no cause to change back or reminisce of old Vista days, nor will I think about going back to xp,
Hope i was clearer this time ;)
lol, not at all but never mind :tongü:
if you're happy using it it's fine.
rudam.meredez
16.12.09, 15:35
I have been using win7 for a while now, and I must admit that MS did a great job with it. If you turn off some of the stuff they only changed for the sake of change, it's more user friendly than any other before. Not to mention that first time I bought my laptop, took me 1 or 2 weeks to get my audiocard working, I had troubles with my videocard as well, and I had to download drivers for all hardware in it: cardreader-webcam-touchpad..and so on. Yep, this was on XP. First I installed Vista, used it for a year, but as it gave me so much better experience than XP, I decided to go on and freshen up a bit: Win 7 install.
Not just it was a so smart and fast install, but it recognized my wlan card by the time I first saw the desktop. :) I just needed to type in my router's passkey, and it worked. Win update turned on, all neccessary stuff installed like a charm, installed Kaspersky IS, office, adobe creative suite, winamp, vlc, winrar and chrome... all set.
It searched and installed all my hardwares' drivers, and they still work great! All in all, I suggest everyone to try it! ;)
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