Win 10 does it have the support?

[Teletha]

i was thinking of installing win10 instead of re-installing win7 since my windows is starting to get a bit sluggish. but im worried that it has performance leaks or weird issues or just nvidia driver compatibility problems. does any1 know how the general stability is will my RAPID work on win10 is there programs that doesn't run on 10 that well? 

 

and the most important question is will it be possible to upgrade to the real win10 with easy without needing to re-install fresh but more like and update or something without having to re-install everything

[thekeemo]

only thing I know is that you have to install 344.48 instead of the newest driver

[TheKDub]

I'd say reinstall windows 7 for now, then upgrade to 10 once it gets released.

 

I'm sure that upgrading will have some sort of function to keep programs and files and shit like that, if it doesn't, then just back all your data up to an extra hdd or something.

[Teletha]

 

I'd say reinstall windows 7 for now, then upgrade to 10 once it gets released.

 

I'm sure that upgrading will have some sort of function to keep programs and files and shit like that, if it doesn't, then just back all your data up to an extra hdd or something.

 

 

hm ye i guess it's for the best luke said it was smooth to upgrade and down grade between them 2..

[GoodBytes]

You cannot downgrade. You need to format and re-install the OS.

Windows 10 is quite buggy at the end user level (the back is solid). This means it won't be enjoyable to use, yet.

It is somewhat close, but not there yet.