i stopped using windows 8 when i saw ads on one of the default apps
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KipAlso, Mumble doesn't work with Windows 8
this is why
i cannot pug
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[quote=Kip]Also, Mumble doesn't work with Windows 8[/quote]
this is why
i cannot pug
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this is why
i cannot pug
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I put Win8 on my laptop and hated it, but that was more because the laptop was a pile of shit that lagged even Linux OSes.
But Win8 + classic shell > Win7 if you need a new OS. Just repeating others here, but Win7 is good enough but if you need a new install go for Win8.
I put Win8 on my laptop and hated it, but that was more because the laptop was a pile of shit that lagged even Linux OSes.
But Win8 + classic shell > Win7 if you need a new OS. Just repeating others here, but Win7 is good enough but if you need a new install go for Win8.
But Win8 + classic shell > Win7 if you need a new OS. Just repeating others here, but Win7 is good enough but if you need a new install go for Win8.
Tests I have done have indicated that streaming on windows 8 is faster and easier, though some compatibility issues had to be worked out with my setup.
The biggest differences I noticed were when pushing the system past what I would ever need for streaming, I got around a 10% increase in performance overall. If you can already stream with ease, windows 7 will be more than enough, but if you have a computer that struggles to stream or you want to stream really CPU intensive applications, windows 8 might give you an ROI worth upgrading for.
If you have an OS, and dont need a moderate power increase, not worth it. If you don't have an OS, no reason to not go to 8.
Tests I have done have indicated that streaming on windows 8 is faster and easier, though some compatibility issues had to be worked out with my setup.
The biggest differences I noticed were when pushing the system past what I would ever need for streaming, I got around a 10% increase in performance overall. If you can already stream with ease, windows 7 will be more than enough, but if you have a computer that struggles to stream or you want to stream really CPU intensive applications, windows 8 might give you an ROI worth upgrading for.
If you have an OS, and dont need a moderate power increase, not worth it. If you don't have an OS, no reason to not go to 8.
The biggest differences I noticed were when pushing the system past what I would ever need for streaming, I got around a 10% increase in performance overall. If you can already stream with ease, windows 7 will be more than enough, but if you have a computer that struggles to stream or you want to stream really CPU intensive applications, windows 8 might give you an ROI worth upgrading for.
If you have an OS, and dont need a moderate power increase, not worth it. If you don't have an OS, no reason to not go to 8.
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