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Cinebench on windows 7?

ShieldWasTaken
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it wont let me download cinebench on windows 7. What version can i get on windows 7?

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R15 should work fine, but I thought that R20 would too... If you can, let me know if it ends up working, I wasn't aware of problems running Cinebench on Win7.

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Since Windows 7 reached EOL I would really suggest upgrading to Windows 10. Trying to keep windows 7 running is pointless. The OS is over 10 years old, software support will get worse.

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r15 works fine.

Dont feel pressured into purchasing W10, W7 still runs fine for the vast majority of software and without suffering from most of the data gathering added in W10 and reduced user control.

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What version are you trying to download?

23 minutes ago, GrayTech said:

Since Windows 7 reached EOL I would really suggest upgrading to Windows 10. Trying to keep windows 7 running is pointless. The OS is over 10 years old, software support will get worse.

Whether or not Windows 7 should be used was not the question. If it's their main computer then yes, an upgrade is advised, but if it's not their main computer then Windows 7 is fine. 

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2 hours ago, SolarNova said:

r15 works fine.

Dont feel pressured into purchasing W10, W7 still runs fine for the vast majority of software and without suffering from most of the data gathering added in W10 and reduced user control.

when i got my laptop the guy looked and said if we upgrade to windows 10 ithere would be a lto of problems and it would be unusable

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3 hours ago, GrayTech said:

Since Windows 7 reached EOL I would really suggest upgrading to Windows 10. Trying to keep windows 7 running is pointless. The OS is over 10 years old, software support will get worse.

when i got my laptop the guy looked and said if we upgrade to windows 10 ithere would be a lto of problems and it would be unusable

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16 minutes ago, ShieldWasTaken said:

when i got my laptop the guy looked and said if we upgrade to windows 10 ithere would be a lto of problems and it would be unusable

I really don't think so. I've seen some really old hardware running windows 10 without any weird problems. What are the specs of your laptop?

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40 minutes ago, ShieldWasTaken said:

when i got my laptop the guy looked and said if we upgrade to windows 10 ithere would be a lto of problems and it would be unusable

If it's the i3 you mentioned in the other thread then it's FULLY SUPPORTED. Just have a ssd in there as windows on a hdd is sloooow.

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