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The thread discusses different builds of Windows 7, with the original poster identifying a new candidate version (6.1.7265.0) as a potentially real release. A responder questions whether this build is confirmed and emphasizes a preference for a 64-bit version. Another participant mentions that the build seems genuine but is not yet finalized, suggesting additional builds (such as 7270) may follow before the RTM (Release to Manufacturing). Overall, the discussion centers on verifying the authenticity of upcoming Windows 7 builds and anticipation of the final release.
The thread discusses different builds of Windows 7, with the original poster identifying a new candidate version (6.1.7265.0) as a potentially real release. A responder questions whether this build is confirmed and emphasizes a preference for a 64-bit version. Another participant mentions that the build seems genuine but is not yet finalized, suggesting additional builds (such as 7270) may follow before the RTM (Release to Manufacturing). Overall, the discussion centers on verifying the authenticity of upcoming Windows 7 builds and anticipation of the final release.
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From what I'm hearing...this is a real build, but still hasn't been signed off, so there may be a couple more before RTM. 7270 anyone? 
Master Chief
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Is this one confirmed real? I hope it is...AND IT BETTER BE 64-BIT. 
blackroseMD1
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From what I'm hearing...this is a real build, but still hasn't been signed off, so there may be a couple more before RTM. 7270 anyone?
