Topic: Windows 10 -- It's pretty good actually. (Read 1894 times)
When Windows XP was released, I found Windows 2000 was much better. When Windows 7 was released, I found Windows XP was better. Now with Windows 8, Windows 7 is much better. I believe it is a matter of getting used to a new OS.
i thought it had problems..
well its good but ...........need more upgrade 
let me ask why not install neat image 7.0 (cs3) on this 10 win. does not support Win 10 or Win 10 version does not install it. Looking forward to the board for help.
I'll try Windows 10, I hope to be better than Windows 8.1
Do not like the tinkering just for its sake. I used Windows XP, skipped Vista and using Windows 7 now. Windows 8 was filled with useless features.
Will see how 10 runs for some time before upgrading.
Will see how 10 runs for some time before upgrading.
looks good gonna give a try to win 10, I'll hope there will no problems with installation lol
Looks pretty sleek but i'll stick with 7. I think i have to upgrade my machine for it.
technobuffalo made a preview video.
technobuffalo made a preview video.
Windows 10 looks like the best Windows yet
I will have to wait to test it but so far looks pretty good
I just see some people review it
But, Windows 10 is still better than Windows 8/8.1
And i like DirectX 12 feature
And multiplatform too
Usually cheap desktop have 2 GB RAM & Multimedia desktop have 4 GB RAM
So, we don't need to worry about ram management in windows 10
But, Windows 10 is still better than Windows 8/8.1
And i like DirectX 12 feature
And multiplatform too
More likely is that those computers had more than 1GB Ram in them, and thus windows reserves more for diskcache.
Either way, comparing with a feature incomplete version of 10 is a bit premature
Either way, comparing with a feature incomplete version of 10 is a bit premature
Usually cheap desktop have 2 GB RAM & Multimedia desktop have 4 GB RAM
So, we don't need to worry about ram management in windows 10
More likely is that those computers had more than 1GB Ram in them, and thus windows reserves more for diskcache.
Either way, comparing with a feature incomplete version of 10 is a bit premature
Either way, comparing with a feature incomplete version of 10 is a bit premature
Resource usage. Idle only uses 500 mb of memory. Windows 7 uses ~1 gb idle.
No it doesnt, not a fresh install:
http://www.askvg.com/comparison-between-windows-7-and-windows-8-memory-management-system/
Less than 512Mb. Of course the real issue with all windows versions to date is what happens over time as you install/remove software, drivers, service packs, .NET binaries, libraries of all kind and the registry continues to bloat to infinity.
32 bit vs 64 bit. Done. I was speaking of 64 bit on both cases. Literally, just installed windows 7 on ~6 computers. All of them idled around 700-1.1 GB for memory usage without ANYTHING else installed.
Resource usage. Idle only uses 500 mb of memory. Windows 7 uses ~1 gb idle.
No it doesnt, not a fresh install:
http://www.askvg.com/comparison-between-windows-7-and-windows-8-memory-management-system/
Less than 512Mb. Of course the real issue with all windows versions to date is what happens over time as you install/remove software, drivers, service packs, .NET binaries, libraries of all kind and the registry continues to bloat to infinity.
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Pointless. Just glad start is back 
Maybe he was talking about windows 9. Release date is in couple months..
Nope. No Windows 9.
Microsoft is jumping a number to show how "significant" this release is.
http://www.newsweek.com/why-it-called-windows-10-when-there-was-no-windows-9-274597
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Maybe he was talking about windows 9. Release date is in couple months..
I haven't heard anything about windows 10. As far I know Microsoft launch windows 8.1. May be I am wrong.
Trying it now under Virtual Box now as "win 8.1 x64". I figure that's the closest to 10.
Got it working.
So what does Windows 10 do good? What do you consider to be the best of Windows 8?
Resource usage. Idle only uses 500 mb of memory. Windows 7 uses ~1 gb idle. Start menu's back and pretty decent. Lots of customization features. Multi-window option (can have an infinite amount of "screens"). It's smooth like Windows 8. User interface is rather friendly, has a lot of backwards compatibility with 8 (you can enable start screen rather than start menu).
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