If I get a new laptop with Windows 7 Premium is it worth it to upgrade it to Windows 7 Ultimate for gaming?
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Jack_of_Blades Notebook Consultant
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Why should there be a difference in performance when gaming?
The different Windows Versions have (with the exception of starter/basic for undespcced computers) absolutley nothing to do wit performanc but with features and support for for example business requirements (e.g. domain name) -
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Jack_of_Blades Notebook Consultant
So then it would be pointless to upgrade to Ultimate in terms of performance?
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There are definitey some advantages under certain condition - but its different on a case by case basis. -
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Analogy: It's like getting the luxury options for a car, it's not gonna make it go faster.
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Jack_of_Blades Notebook Consultant
Okay well here is a question: what does ultimate offer that premium doesn't?
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Just google it? Like everyone else said, you just get extra feasures that the typical home user might not find useful.
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davepermen Notebook Nobel Laureate
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Hi to all
This is Jone and I am planning to buy new laptop.But confused little which system to buy Windows 7 or Vista.So please share your experience so i can get some ideas.which one is better..?
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Windows 7 is better but there's not really a need paying more for it.
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Vista is still a good OS - and I reinstalled that on my Vaio when I swapped in a SSD - also because I'm lazy and its the same at its core.
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Okay here my situation: I originally upgraded from Windows Vista (preinstalled) which was running my system with the CPU in the teens and twenties, and occasional thirties. However, after W7 upgrade it's now routinely peaks at 100%.
For example, I'm currently running a virus scan with 4 windows open (previously a cpu cake walk) and the CPU and all cores are peaked at 100%!
Any ideas on this anomaly? My computer has slowed to a crawl. Did I miss something in the upgrade?
Edit: I just closed the browser and it's still at 100%. Virus scan only -
Else I suspect that its a driver that's incompatible or getting out of hand.
Download process explorer from the Sysinternals Website (on technet) and track down what exactly causes the CPU load. -
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