Windows 7

• Undertaker.Chris

  3 Mar 10, 18:19

  How much ram can windows 7 support? 8 gb?

• Undertaker.Chris

  3 Mar 10, 18:35

  All still using xp/vista? .....

   

  windows 7 takes too long to start though, thats one sucky point about it.

• Undertaker.Chris

  3 Mar 10, 19:05

  Or using windows 95/98? Pentium II? So sloww until cannot load this page? Finally load finish? Ok can you please fcuking post now.

• MyPillowTalks

  3 Mar 10, 19:30

  I am running windows 7 ultimate 64bit

  start up is faster on my side, maybe my computer loves me

  more stable than vista, feels the same as xp

  and im running quadcore, but still slow ya

   

  Windows 7 Ultimate	32bit - 4 GB	64bit -192 GB
  Windows 7 Enterprise	32bit - 4 GB	64bit -192 GB
  Windows 7 Professional	32bit - 4 GB	64bit -192 GB
  Windows 7 Home Premium	32bit - 4 GB	64bit -16 GB
  Windows 7 Home Basic	32bit - 4 GB	64bit -8 GB
  Windows 7 Starter	32bit - 2 GB	64bit -2 GB

• Undertaker.Chris

  3 Mar 10, 20:51

  What?! Can only support 4 gb? So crappy lah...

   

  I wonder if anybody still uses this.. windows 3.0 released in 1990.

   

  

   

   

  Windows 3.11 got minesweeper!! I remember this shit.

  

• Xcert

  5 Mar 10, 10:20

  I have windows 3.11 somewhere...

   

  Install into DOS 6.2...add it to autoexec and I will basically have a rough version of Windows95...

• Undertaker.Chris

  5 Mar 10, 10:54

  Sooo oldschool lah.. imagine getting old hardware combine with windows 3.1... And then invite all your friends over to SHOW OFF. AHAHAHA!!

• Raraken

  5 Mar 10, 21:20

  Originally posted by Undertaker.Chris:

  What?! Can only support 4 gb? So crappy lah...

   

  I wonder if anybody still uses this.. windows 3.0 released in 1990.

   

  

   

   

  Windows 3.11 got minesweeper!! I remember this shit.

  

  Well duh. Any 32-bit system max 4GB.

  And yeah, I still have Windows 3.1 somewhere in my house. Made before I was born heh. And got old hardware I think can use with it, one Athlon 300MHz system.

• 93'guy

  16 Mar 10, 13:39

  i thought 32bit can only support up to 3gb and might not detect the extra 1gb?

• Samuel Lee

  16 Mar 10, 13:43

  Originally posted by 93'guy:

  i thought 32bit can only support up to 3gb and might not detect the extra 1gb?

  Maybe your integrated graphics?

• Samuel Lee

  16 Mar 10, 13:44

  Originally posted by MyPillowTalks:

  I am running windows 7 ultimate 64bit

  start up is faster on my side, maybe my computer loves me

  more stable than vista, feels the same as xp

  and im running quadcore, but still slow ya

   

  Windows 7 Ultimate

  32bit - 4 GB

  64bit -192 GB

  Windows 7 Enterprise

  32bit - 4 GB

  64bit -192 GB

  Windows 7 Professional

  32bit - 4 GB

  64bit -192 GB

  Windows 7 Home Premium

  32bit - 4 GB

  64bit -16 GB

  Windows 7 Home Basic

  32bit - 4 GB

  64bit -8 GB

  Windows 7 Starter

  32bit - 2 GB

  64bit -2 GB

  Sorry, Starter (At least for OEMs) are meant for netbooks and there is no 64bit in it............ The only thing you cna do is to buy a higher version's serial. (With 64bit but have to clean install)

• Xcert

  16 Mar 10, 14:28

  Originally posted by 93'guy:

  i thought 32bit can only support up to 3gb and might not detect the extra 1gb?

  3.2GB displayed if U want to be more precise.

  no point getting 64bit just to see that 0.8GB....if U want to go above 4GB....that's a different issue...

• 335983830

  24 Mar 10, 12:59

  what fucking you do ? win7 32 bit can only support 4gb,but 64bit support 192gb.

   

• Call4ljw

  24 Mar 10, 15:46

  Originally posted by Undertaker.Chris:

  Or using windows 95/98? Pentium II? So sloww until cannot load this page? Finally load finish? Ok can you please fcuking post now.

  What kind of attitude is this?

   

   

  Anyway, you're wrong to say Windows 7 startup slow.

  Its definitely faster than other versions.

  I use 64-bit so not so sure about the difference.

   

  But with my 930, startup takes only about 30-40secs.

• MyPillowTalks

  24 Mar 10, 16:33

  Originally posted by Samuel Lee:

  Sorry, Starter (At least for OEMs) are meant for netbooks and there is no 64bit in it............ The only thing you cna do is to buy a higher version's serial. (With 64bit but have to clean install)

  Oh i didnt know that

• kenn3th

  27 Mar 10, 22:27

  Originally posted by Undertaker.Chris:

  All still using xp/vista? .....

   

  windows 7 takes too long to start though, thats one sucky point about it.

  I'm sure Windows 7 boots up faster than Vista. Slightly slower than Xp (well it could be faster depending on the specifications of the rig that runs Windows xp, however if they were of the same specifications xp would be faster)

• kenn3th

  27 Mar 10, 22:30

  Originally posted by Xcert:

  I have windows 3.11 somewhere...

   

  Install into DOS 6.2...add it to autoexec and I will basically have a rough version of Windows95...

   I have the floppy diskettes that contain Windows 3.11 

  2 sets of them... 

  1 set requires 6 diskettes -- 1.44x6