From: "Wataru Tenga" <wten..@..ail.com>
Date: 2010-02-01 07:13:35
Message ID: <074a01caa2c2$a3f4e050$ebdea0f0$@gmail.com>
Parent: <20100201043854.0800.HONYAKUSHA@gmail.com>
Subject: RE: Minimum Windows 7 system for working
Date: 2010-02-01 07:13:35
Message ID: <074a01caa2c2$a3f4e050$ebdea0f0$@gmail.com>
Parent: <20100201043854.0800.HONYAKUSHA@gmail.com>
Subject: RE: Minimum Windows 7 system for working
Gururaj Rao wrote...
"For my next PC, I'd like to buy spanking new hardware meant for Windows 7,
and get XP installed on it. Will that give me a speedy system or give rise
to issues that I don't know about?"
Off the top of my head on a Monday morning:
(1) You'll be stuck in 32-bit.
(2) You won't have support for new fast standards such as USB 3.0.
(3) You probably won't be able to take full advantage of the multiple
processor cores.
(4) It's possible that your graphics card, DD3 memory and other advanced
hardware won't be supported (not sure on this).
(5) Your OS won't be supported much longer.
Wataru Tenga
"For my next PC, I'd like to buy spanking new hardware meant for Windows 7,
and get XP installed on it. Will that give me a speedy system or give rise
to issues that I don't know about?"
Off the top of my head on a Monday morning:
(1) You'll be stuck in 32-bit.
(2) You won't have support for new fast standards such as USB 3.0.
(3) You probably won't be able to take full advantage of the multiple
processor cores.
(4) It's possible that your graphics card, DD3 memory and other advanced
hardware won't be supported (not sure on this).
(5) Your OS won't be supported much longer.
Wataru Tenga