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Is there a beta out for this or anything. I am buying an incredable system and would like to have a duel boot system vista 64 bit and windows 7 if at all possible.
Originally posted by: RaptureMe
Yeah I am testing it right now as well.
Seems very unfinished for it being the new windows and all.
Its like they just added some minor stuff to the standard vista OS and called it windows 7 LOL.
Its also very buggy I mean sometimes it maxes out either 1 or all my cpu cores for no reason while idle??
I am sure they will fix this in the next build though..
Originally posted by: 4537256
but the question is, will it get better enough to justify $200+?
thats alot of money just to take the time to install and then go back and do all the exact same things your doing now.
but the question is, will it get better enough to justify $200+?
thats alot of money just to take the time to install and then go back and do all the exact same things your doing now.
Originally posted by: 4537256
So it just seems a bit silly to pay for a product and use the same services it offers that you already use from a product you currently own.
kinda like buying a 4 slice toaster when you never wanted nor intend to make 4 slices at once
some people do nothing more than browse web/game/use photoshop and other 3rd party apps. so for those people i'm saying whats the point?
i know there are alot of enthusiasts out there upgraded to Vista yet still game at DX9, use the same 3rd party applications and browser...etc thats still compatable with XP, frankly, i dont get it at all.
A few posters here kinda sound like to me their interested in W7 and plan on buying it despite not knowing the full extent of its features over Vista
the full extent of its features over Vista which so far, imo, sound more like something that can be coded in a Service Pack.
So hopefully it offers something that can either change the user experience for the better or offer applications that someone needs or wants to use over current.
So it just seems a bit silly to pay for a product and use the same services it offers that you already use from a product you currently own.
kinda like buying a 4 slice toaster when you never wanted nor intend to make 4 slices at once
Originally posted by: Nothinman
So it just seems a bit silly to pay for a product and use the same services it offers that you already use from a product you currently own.
kinda like buying a 4 slice toaster when you never wanted nor intend to make 4 slices at once
No doubt, but there are always people that will buy that toaster for no reason other than they feel it's the best or "you never know" and that's their choice.