Windows 7 x64 Stress/Speed Test GPU Acceleration

Minimum requirements for Windows 7:
1 ghz
512 ram
Graphics card that can handle GPU acceleration

Windows 7 handles the new GPU acceleration to enable faster performance in the Windows environment without the need to stress the CPU.

System used:
2.6 Ghz AMD Processor
4 gigs ram
HD 3870 Graphics Card

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Windows
• build
• 6801
• x64
• gpu
• acceleration
• faster
• performance
• blue
• badge
• 64bit
• widescreen
• 16:9
• alpha
• pre
• beta

[drek507]

just try it be oPEN minded are you gay ?

[ibuckyi]

@drek507 are you?

[tabbiepsu]

Is your processor Core 2 Duo or Quad Core?

[ibuckyi]

@tabbiepsu Dual Core AMD

[gelcyxyrine]

can you tell me that game you played before crysis?

[ibuckyi]

audiosurf you can get it from steam powered

[SOF006]

why are you on this video if you like mac's, go watch your shitty mac video's ok?

[CutThroat192]

UTORRENT FTW

[bobbydee30g]

I wasn't sure if I was ready to make the jump from xp to 7 but now Im sure. I've been doing alot of audio recording and great multitasking is a must and I've been noticing a bit of a lag. This just threw me right over the fence man thanks.

[MisterMFrance]

Next time, try FRAPS and see if there is no framerate drop ^^

Good video anyway :)

[SSGWhit]

It is a much better OS...really awesome actually. The flow between windows is great. The ONLY flaw I have seen with my Conroe 2.66 and radeon 5770 and 1066 3x1GB sticks....is even still alt tabing in games like call of duty is a little slow. But definitely not complaining.

[CamoteMaster]

@deni468 read the description

[deni468]

please help

i've got 1,7 ghz; 256mb ram and 55 gb hard drive

is it enough for windows 7?

[TarikProductions]

is x64, 64 bit? yes right

[ilovmc]

im here to compare the speeds of windows 7 and mac os x so i can go buy my new computer this week...

[Dickbaum]

Thnx! I just got a windows 7 computer and I was skeptical about the os stability but not after seeing this. Windows 7 = not fail

[teeraem2010]

I've done market research for IT products, namely computers. You're wrong when you say people are looking for performance at 5:03. What 90% of users care about is functionality, the other 10% are gaming kids. Performance and compatibility do contribute to functionality but not as much as most people think. Be it Windows, Apple, Linux or whatever, if it's right for them, then they'll use it. Remember that computers are tools for their jobs. This video is more a demonstration of hardware anyway.