Yes."GameFreak"]Windows 7 is really good and all, but is it a wise choice to completely abandon all previous OSes and use it was your primary and only OS?
Dude, there's a profanity filter for a reason, now you're just making us guess what you initially wrotesome **** are having problems accepting the fact that 59hz is what their displays SHOULD be running at.
but certain games like BF2, and CoH are *****ing about the mode.
blame the developers for being **** sticks and hard coding fresh support.
only real issue is having to crash Explorer to play DDraw 8bit games without colour corruption.
lol that's what I'm doing.I'll be keeping XP as the secondary. There are a few things 7 can't run that I do come back to time to time. Mostly older games
DX10.1, definitely, DX10, most likely. It's all based on the same and it's backwards compatible.Will current generation cards benefit from dx11?
lol that's what I'm doing.
I really, really dislike questions phrased in this way. I dislike it because you are basically loading the question. Of course Windows 7 can't play EVERY SINGLE GAME EVER MADE, there's plenty of older games out there that simply don't work in Windows 7. These are likely the same games that didn't work in Vista. There's also the 32/64 bit question. Your question doesn't take this into consideration. Windows x64 can't run 16-bit code, so if you have a jonzing to play some 1989 16-bit DOS game, it won't work.Windows 7 is really good and all, but is it a wise choice to completely abandon all previous OSes and use it was your primary and only OS?
I was referring to newer games, released less then 3 years ago. I'm pretty certain those will run fine.I really, really dislike questions phrased in this way. I dislike it because you are basically loading the question. Of course Windows 7 can't play EVERY SINGLE GAME EVER MADE, there's plenty of older games out there that simply don't work in Windows 7. These are likely the same games that didn't work in Vista. There's also the 32/64 bit question. Your question doesn't take this into consideration. Windows x64 can't run 16-bit code, so if you have a jonzing to play some 1989 16-bit DOS game, it won't work.
The safe thing to do is to look at the games you play, and specifically find out if *those* games will work in Windows 7, in the 32/64 bit flavor of your interest.
Dude, that could be just about anything. I suppose I would start by re-burning the DVD. Maybe at a slower speed. After that?....start finding wtf is wrong with your computer.I was trying to install windows 7 but the installer always freezes. I waited two hours and the thing did not even move. Any help?
