Whats so much better with this new system windows 7 . Vista runs pretty smooth on my machine. Why should I upgrade.
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Whats so much better with this new system windows 7 . Vista runs pretty smooth on my machine. Why should I upgrade.
Sounds like XP going on all that :P. Im thinking of getting Windows 7 for my wifes laptop, dont get me wrong it does fine on vista but if windows 7 gives it a boost in gaming it cant be a bad idea.It uses half the RAM, runs smoother, is more compatible, none of the glitches...the list goes on. It's literally better in every single way.
Pirate700
It uses half the RAM, runs smoother, is more compatible, none of the glitches...the list goes on. It's literally better in every single way.
Pirate700
This. Plus a highly improved preview feature, Jump Lists, it's everything Vista should have been and more.
What glitches does Vista have?[QUOTE="Pirate700"]
It uses half the RAM, runs smoother, is more compatible, none of the glitches...the list goes on. It's literally better in every single way.
Teenaged
The main one I've had a problem with is Aero crashing randomly. There were also a bunch of others, but those I managed to find a solution for.
You do know that 7 has a higher ram requirement than vista?[QUOTE="Pirate700"]
It uses half the RAM, runs smoother, is more compatible, none of the glitches...the list goes on. It's literally better in every single way.
Gambler_3
How does it use less ram then?
It only uses 500mbs on average as opposed to 1gb for Vista.What glitches does Vista have?Do a google search.*does a google search*[QUOTE="Teenaged"]
[QUOTE="Pirate700"]
It uses half the RAM, runs smoother, is more compatible, none of the glitches...the list goes on. It's literally better in every single way.
Pirate700
*finds nothing informative*
I was just asking because I never had glitches with Vista other than compatibility issue with remote devices such as mp3 players.
Anyway nvm.
You do know that 7 has a higher ram requirement than vista?[QUOTE="Pirate700"]
It uses half the RAM, runs smoother, is more compatible, none of the glitches...the list goes on. It's literally better in every single way.
Gambler_3
How does it use less ram then?
wrong, 7 needs less RAM in general. Vista for me was 2GB or more on occasion, and 7 is 1.5 up to 2GB after heavy use.
You do know that 7 has a higher ram requirement than vista?
How does it use less ram then?
Gambler_3
The official requirements are exactly the same (1 GB). And in every test I've seen it showed that Vista needed more than that to run smoothly, while 7 ran fine under that limit. :?
You do know that 7 has a higher ram requirement than vista?[QUOTE="Gambler_3"]
[QUOTE="Pirate700"]
It uses half the RAM, runs smoother, is more compatible, none of the glitches...the list goes on. It's literally better in every single way.
Gigagamer2
How does it use less ram then?
wrong, 7 needs less RAM in general. Vista for me was 2GB or more on occasion, and 7 is 1.5 up to 2GB after heavy use.
It only uses 2GB if you have 4GB or more. It's basically for caching as what I have heard and it only uses as much ram as is available. When you run a ram intensive application then it frees up that ram. I know I went from 2 to 4GB and my idle ram usage also increased..Windows 7 64-bit has a minimum requirement of 2GB whereas vista only needs 1GB...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_7#Hardware_requirements
[QUOTE="Gambler_3"]
You do know that 7 has a higher ram requirement than vista?
How does it use less ram then?
metroidfood
The official requirements are exactly the same (1 GB). And in every test I've seen it showed that Vista needed more than that to run smoothly, while 7 ran fine under that limit. :?
64-bit windows 7 needs 2GB minimum.I havent seen any tests but you simply cant say that it needs less resources when it clearly has higher requirements...
64-bit windows 7 needs 2GB minimum.
I havent seen any tests but you simply cant say that it needs less resources when it clearly has higher requirements...
Gambler_3
It's probably more than likely the change of 1GB to 2GB was because people with the minimum requirements with Vista 64-bit had trouble running it since the RAM usage of 64-bit is higher than 32-bit.
It's better to overestimate minimum requirements than underestimate them. And it doesn't negate the fact that in every actual test I've seen Windows 7 is faster and uses less RAM than Vista.
[QUOTE="metroidfood"]
[QUOTE="Gambler_3"]
You do know that 7 has a higher ram requirement than vista?
How does it use less ram then?
Gambler_3
The official requirements are exactly the same (1 GB). And in every test I've seen it showed that Vista needed more than that to run smoothly, while 7 ran fine under that limit. :?
64-bit windows 7 needs 2GB minimum.I havent seen any tests but you simply cant say that it needs less resources when it clearly has higher requirements...
It doesn't USE 2gb though. That's how much you comp needs to still run with it.[QUOTE="Gigagamer2"]
[QUOTE="Gambler_3"]You do know that 7 has a higher ram requirement than vista?
How does it use less ram then?
Gambler_3
wrong, 7 needs less RAM in general. Vista for me was 2GB or more on occasion, and 7 is 1.5 up to 2GB after heavy use.
It only uses 2GB if you have 4GB or more. It's basically for caching as what I have heard and it only uses as much ram as is available. When you run a ram intensive application then it frees up that ram. I know I went from 2 to 4GB and my idle ram usage also increased..Windows 7 64-bit has a minimum requirement of 2GB whereas vista only needs 1GB...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_7#Hardware_requirements
i know vista uses more ram when you have more available. Vista used 1GB when i used to have 2. And 7 doesnt need 2GB. My friend runs it on his laptop perfectly fine, and that only has 1GB of memory. Vista on my sisters laptop however is apalling, and her laptop has 1GB of RAM.
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