Windows 10

[Pirvu8]

Hello,I am Angelo !

I just bought a 'new' pc (Gateway DT71)

Specs : Cpu:Intel I5 2nd gen i5 2400 3.1 ghz
        Ram:2x 2gb samsung ddr 3 
        Hdd : 1x 300gb samsung 
              1x 500gb wd 
        Graphics card : Nvidia GT730 from gigabyte 1gb gddr5
        Mother board : Acer Q67H2-AM1/1
        Power suply : 500W (but I think it is 300W)
 I was asking if it will support Windows 10 Home/Pro/Pro for workstations/enterprise.

 I am currently running windows 7 ultimate ,but support will end and I care about my security and files .
  (I have a windows 10 skin for windows 7 whould I keep it ? )
                                                                                                                                          Thanks in advance ! 
        

Edited April 28, 2019 by Pirvu8
I wanted to attach some pictures of my specs and a new question

[Skiiwee29]

Yes, it will support it. Definitely need to upgrade your RAM though, 4gb is not really enough for even just web browsing anymore. 

[Lukyp]

i don't see why it shouldn't be supported

[Pirvu8]

Intel says that i5 2400 3.1 ghz isn't supported 

[Pirvu8]

13 minutes ago, Skiiwee29 said:

Yes, it will support it. Definitely need to upgrade your RAM though, 4gb is not really enough for even just web browsing anymore. 

Okay, thanks for the answer. 

[homeap5]

3 hours ago, Skiiwee29 said:

Yes, it will support it. Definitely need to upgrade your RAM though, 4gb is not really enough for even just web browsing anymore. 

Not so long ago Chrome (and other browsers) has 32 bit versions only and can use about 2GB of ram at max, and still people have open hundreds of tabs sometimes. So no, for browsing internet, 4GB ram is enough. Browser can use more ram if you have more, but it's not what is really needed for browsing internet.

 

Anyway, 8GB (or more) is not a bad idea for other tasks.

[Pirvu8]

5 minutes ago, homeap5 said:

Not so long ago Chrome (and other browsers) has 32 bit versions only and can use about 2GB of ram at max, and still people have open hundreds of tabs sometimes. So no, for browsing internet, 4GB ram is enough. Browser can use more ram if you have more, but it's not what is really needed for browsing internet.

 

Anyway, 8GB (or more) is not a bad idea for other tasks.

I am considering an upgrade to 16 gb but first I need the money

[LogicalDrm]

20 hours ago, Pirvu8 said:

Intel says that i5 2400 3.1 ghz isn't supported 

Where it says that? Its more about thing being other way around. Where Win7 isn't supported on newest CPU models, both Intel and AMD.

[TheDelphiDude]

I see no reason why you couldn't. I've ran Windows 10 on an i5 750 (1st gen) with 8GB of RAM and a Geforce 9800 GT. Hardware that is for the most part older than what you have.

[Pirvu8]

Guy's thanks for all the replies. 

 

I just installed windows 10 but my cpu is capped at 100% ... I tried a lot of methods on the web like super fetch and others ...but they don't work 

I even checked all of the drivers .. and in task manager nothing used more than 1% 

I installed windows 10 from Microsoft with a genuine license bought from them.