Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 29th May 2009 15:03 UTC
Internet & Networking Lots of people who are testing the various Windows 7 builds have already reported that Windows 7 is faster and snappier than Windows Vista, and some even say that it approaches Windows XP. Apparently, web browsers in particular will benefit from running on Windows 7 instead of Windows Vista SP2. BetaNews ran tests of all the major browsers on both Vista SP2 and Windows 7, and concluded that in general, browsers are round and about 12%-18% faster on 7 than on Vista.
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RE[3]: Ahahaha
by 1c3d0g on Sun 31st May 2009 23:36 UTC in reply to "RE[2]: Ahahaha"
1c3d0g
Member since:
2005-07-06

Right. And can I run Office, uTorrent and other frequently-used programs without hacks (don't even think of mentioning WINE as that POS barely works half the time)? Oh wait...it can't.

Sure, Microsoft can and ought to do a better job streamlining its O.S., but 7 is getting there, slowly. Give it time, and perhaps you'll be pleasantly surprised.

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RE[4]: Ahahaha
by EvilPixieMan on Mon 1st Jun 2009 07:23 in reply to "RE[3]: Ahahaha"
EvilPixieMan Member since:
2009-01-27

Right. And can I run Office, uTorrent and other frequently-used programs without hacks

Fsckwit. Microsoft Office suffers the same tendency to bloat as the OS it runs on. If you want to ask if you can run your piece of sh!t apps on another platform as well as the platform they were designed to run on, then NO.
If you want to run Office apps, download a torrent, and perform other frequently-performed tasks then the answer is a resounding YES.

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