Hardcore gamers who moved to Windows 10, is it better for gaming or worse?

[kenjigreat]

I can't find any youtube videos of people reviewing Windows 10 that have spent a significant amount of time gaming on the OS.

 

So I want your opinion since I might move soon.

[olback]

No diffrence, yet. It supports DX12.

[yannick121212]

you need to get used to it, i dont feel the diferrence apart from dx12

[Lays]

I like it, seems like windows 7 and windows 8.1 put together sort of, it's nice.

 

I game quite a bit, usually have absolutely no issues with it.  Sometimes certain games can be slightly buggy, but they are usually games that are known to be buggy in the first place.

[ZetZet]

No difference between it and 8.1. All good. First Nvidia drivers were a little sketchy, but now it's fine. 

[Godlygamer23]

When running games that are pre-Windows 10, I've found they don't work quite right.

[EvilNeo]

i think real difference will happen when games start to include DX 12 graphics options

[ShadowCaptain]

Either no difference or some slight improvements

Playing the new tomb raider in DX12 gives me a noticeable performance boost

 

overall I prefer the OS though, for normal tasks, i find its speed and layout superior

No point using old OS anymore

[SaladFingers]

I'd say it's pretty much the same. But it also supports dx12 and is the way to go if you want to be up to date with such tech. Ignore them doomsayers, Win 10 is pretty solid and I've yet to run into games that perform worse on it.