[QUOTE="PSGamerforlife"][QUOTE="donalbane"] Can you be more specific... I'm on the fence about getting it. I worry that some of my games won't run anymore as they aren't '7 compatible'... crap like that. Any trouble with games etc.? What do you like about it so much.Makari
Dude, there are 2 goals the MS achieved with windows 7:
-For windows 7 to be fully compatible with applications and hardware with which Windows Vista and XP are already compatible with
-To focus on performance improvements.."the company was using a variety of new tracing tools to measure the performance of many areas of the operating system on an ongoing basis, to help locate inefficient code paths and to help prevent performance regressions"
And with that said, Windows 7's performance is one hell of a lot better than vistas and is even better than XP's.
Windows 7 performs better than XP and has more features than vista.
Win7 to Vista is what XP was to windows2000/millenium.
Its the best Windows MS has ever produced. Plus, it has DX11 support.
Windows 7 is exactly as compatible with applications/hardware as Vista is. Vista's problem is that tons of manufacturers dragged their feet for the first two years or so and gave people the impression that Vista didn't work with many things. If you can't find a Windows 7 driver, just install the Vista one and.. hey, it works fine! Ditto for performance, actually. They focused on making 7 *feel* faster, not actually be faster. When it comes to file/network operations, in general 7's right around the same speed as Vista, which is still a bit slower than XP if it's not even.I'm almost positive that they tweaked the menu response delay time for Windows 7.
http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/67220-menu-show-delay-time.html
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