Windows 7 Initial Impressions
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funby juanmoralese213 views
Windows 7 runs pretty good and im using the release candidate. My PC is a gaming PC pretty much and runs pretty well and startup is fast is aswell.
crazytimmeh619 2 years ago
I didn't see too much difference between Vista and 7. Just a few minor tweaks with speed and GUI.
I'll stick to KDE :-)
mcowain 3 years ago
I cannot wait to get home and start testing this OS, looks like it's going to be fantastic release, I managed to snag the beta the other night before the servers went crazy
VegasUndergroundLive 3 years ago
I think that whole Windows 7 roll out has been an admission from MS that Vista wasn't ready for prime time. Looks like they're actually paying attention to what consumers want. With such a large public beta roll-out, they may actually get some things right.
brtidwell55 3 years ago
It will also be an admission from Microsoft that they knew how bad Vista was all along. I would love to see it! This would be a slap in the face to anyone who has ever argued in favor of Vista.
dragonballjiujitsu 3 years ago
Looks like Windows 7 hardware requirements aren't as high as Vista's. If MS doesn't screw up the RTM version, they may do something that they have never done before, release an OS that's less resource intensive than its predecessor.
brtidwell55 3 years ago
You are correct. Word is that starting 1 July, some OEMs will provide free Windows 7 upgrade certificates. Read it on ZDNet.
brtidwell55 3 years ago
I have a pretty nice custom built PC right now running SLI graphics, core2 duo, and 2gigs of FAST 800mhz ram. But because Vista is resource hungry, it runs above average instead of running super fast. So by upgrading to Windows 7, I would be getting a much fast computer without having to upgrade the hardware. Thats nice but I still dont' wan to have to pay for a new OS.
GlockNinja 3 years ago
I believe it was talking about OEM versions of Vista sold after a certain date in 2009, not the retail ones! My bet is that Vista owners will get a discount when buying Windows 7!
SuperiorBeen 3 years ago
All programs that run on Vista run also on Windows 7 (drivers included), DX11 will be also on Vista, IE8 etc. Nobody force you to upgrade!
With Apple every time a new OS appears you need to buy a new computer because of course you cannot upgrade the old one! For example PowerPC's cannot run Snow Leopard! LOL!
So what it will be: pay 2000$ for a new Mac or 150$ for a new OS?
And don't forget: Once you decide to play in the Apple sandbox, you are stuck in the Apple sandbox. ;-)
SuperiorBeen 3 years ago