Gil80
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Hi all,
It's been a while since Win 8 came out and there's a lot of debate whether it's worth the upgrade from Win 7.
I installed Win 8 on my laptop just to play with it for a while. I know for a fact that I cannot work with the tiles and without having the start button.
Regardless, my current desktop is built for gaming and photo editing and it's fairly new. As you all know, installing new version of windows is a tedious task. Everyone like to tweak it the way they see fit and then some.
If we take into account that not everything is 100% compatible yet with Win 8, giving your experience, is there any major benefit from Win 7? Will my Core i7 3770K 4.5Ghz with Intel 520 240GB SSD and 16GB RAM will benefit from Win 8 in any way?
Will it work faster? Easier to manage? Less RAM usage?
Even after installing Win 8 on my laptop I wasn't able to come to a conclusion if I should do a fresh install for my desktop.
Thanks everyone!
It's been a while since Win 8 came out and there's a lot of debate whether it's worth the upgrade from Win 7.
I installed Win 8 on my laptop just to play with it for a while. I know for a fact that I cannot work with the tiles and without having the start button.
Regardless, my current desktop is built for gaming and photo editing and it's fairly new. As you all know, installing new version of windows is a tedious task. Everyone like to tweak it the way they see fit and then some.
If we take into account that not everything is 100% compatible yet with Win 8, giving your experience, is there any major benefit from Win 7? Will my Core i7 3770K 4.5Ghz with Intel 520 240GB SSD and 16GB RAM will benefit from Win 8 in any way?
Will it work faster? Easier to manage? Less RAM usage?
Even after installing Win 8 on my laptop I wasn't able to come to a conclusion if I should do a fresh install for my desktop.
Thanks everyone!