Is it too old an OS & with trouble getting drivers working for most modern hardware? Can you play most high end games with high end gpu's no problems? Or do you need specific windows 8 only stuff?
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Windows 7 SP1 x64 is fully supported on the latest hardware. The only thing you may miss in Windows 7 (and Windows 8) is DirectX 12 which is exclusive feature on Windows 10. But at the time of writing there are no games with DX12 support.
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I run W7 64 and W7 32 bit on 9 computers here and I vastly prefer it to W8, 8.1, and 10 for my uses.
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I will stay with Windows 7 for now. Too much of my software will not run on it. Not looking forward to a big redo on three networked computers
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I use it professionally and love it, does everything I need it to. New unopened copies of windows 8 upgrades are patiently sitting on the shelf, waiting their turn, and they may sit there forever for all I care.
I have win 8 on a new laptop, and have found no advantage. -
Win10 is just a dumbed down win7 with gazilions of snifers and keyloggers preinstalled.
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Do not worry about lack of DX12 in older oses. Vulkan API will solve this issue in next year. -
For 2016 games + console connections go to Win 10.
For others go to Win 7.
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I have lost faith in modern PC gaming, Id prefer to go console nowadays. It's all watered down multiplat redos on PC.
I will stay with the older OS as long as I can unless games start looking like that jungle tech demo gdc 2010 & have the gameplay & story of games from the late 90's early 2000's -
I'm sticking with my Commodore 64 and CRT monitor, these modern computers offer no advantage, I use DOS 6.2 on my main computer because I don't think Windows 3 is ever going to catch on.
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I've got my eye on Windows 3.1, I'm still not convinced the GUI will ever take off.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Microsoft-Windows-3-1-Sealed-Unopened-Box-VERY-RARE-3-5-disks-...item3aaee84c43It's not important the problem be solved, only that the blame for the mistake is assigned correctly
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