Worth it to upgrade to win 8?? - Page 2

overclocking101 · Mar 11, 2013, 01:48 PM

so glad i posted before doing it, damn its overwhelimingly dont do it. looks like im sticking with 7

naoan · Mar 11, 2013, 02:18 PM

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Originally Posted by overclocking101

so glad i posted before doing it, damn its overwhelimingly dont do it. looks like im sticking with 7

Granted, you may like it if it somehow fit your use case as it certainly so for some people. I'd sooner learn to use Arch linux with Cinnamon DE myself than the abomination MS call Windows 8 with its TIFKAM, that or stick with 7 until it's EOL'd.

Kreij · Mar 11, 2013, 10:18 PM

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Originally Posted by overclocking101

so as the tittle says, I have Win 7 ultimate X64 is it worth it to upgrade to windows 8 X64? I can get it cheap like $20 bucks cheap but is it worth the hassle of re doing most things? does the "keep files and folders" thing actually work without bloating the o/s to crap?

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Originally Posted by overclocking101

so glad i posted before doing it, damn its overwhelimingly dont do it. looks like im sticking with 7

I did an in-place upgrade to 8 for $15. Everything works fine. Everything is where it belongs. It did not jam everything in Windows.old. I've had no problems with it at all other than Windows letting me know an application is not Win8 compatible, but they run run anyway.

There are some features that I really like and others that are meh, but going to 8 hasn't really made much of a difference one way or the other. For $15 bucks it was worth it to play with a new OS. I have not installed a "direct to desktop" mod as it's only one click to get there anyway once the UI starts.

Just my 2 cents.

natr0n · Mar 11, 2013, 10:24 PM

I tested windows 8 a long while ago. It gave me a panic attack.

d1nky · Mar 11, 2013, 10:27 PM

im using windows 8 and loveeee it!!! yeee im being sarcastic......although it does have some cool features like showing all my mail, news etc in the start screen....but wish they had a quicker restart/power button.!

Kreij · Mar 11, 2013, 10:31 PM

I put shutdown and restart on both the desktop and the UI.

theoneandonlymrk · Mar 11, 2013, 10:44 PM

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Originally Posted by overclocking101

so glad i posted before doing it, damn its overwhelimingly dont do it. looks like im sticking with 7

Saves going back to it as I have, I couldn't oc my gpus as high at all , benches were low sometimes and metro broke a few times requiring a restore, I liked it oddly just for htpc not main gaming rig.

qubit · Mar 11, 2013, 10:50 PM

Looking through the comments here, it's surprising just how polarised opinions are.

Windows 8 is a real Marmite moment.

zilla · Mar 18, 2013, 02:29 AM

LOL, actually, and quite ironically, windows 7 is Windows 8 done right

. it's just miles better regarding overall usability and UI friendliness. Win8 offers no advantages but instead offers disadvantages.

MxPhenom 216 · Mar 18, 2013, 02:50 AM

Yes. and if you do not like the GUI, get Start8 from Stardock. Brings back the start button and all the functionality of Win7 UI with the added features, and the improvements to the backend, overhauled kernel, and more secure.

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Originally Posted by zilla

LOL, actually, and quite ironically, windows 7 is Windows 8 done right

. it's just miles better regarding overall usability and UI friendliness. Win8 offers no advantages but instead offers disadvantages.

Educate yourself a little bit to the fact that Win8 is not simply a UI change. There are advantages to Windows 8, people just need to be able to look past the UI, and the change that brought to the platform.

Im still running Windows 7, but will switch to 8 this summer when I do a semi-new build before heading off to college.

cadaveca · Mar 18, 2013, 03:34 AM

No point to upgrade.

No point in building a new PC with Win7, though.

I use Win8 daily, and love it. I also use Win7, and it seems very much "stupid" in comparison to Win8. I literally can get more done, faster, in Win8 than Win7, and the whole startbar thing doesn't bother me one bit. I like the new way, actually, since it allows for far less clutter. I also don't care if an OS takes up more resources than another, since I tend to use high-end PCs where such things are of little or no consequence.

Overall, even my gaming is faster in Win8, by about 3-5%. I dunno how or why, but enjoy the extra performance just the same.

The change over can be quite shocking, I guess, if you don't like to explore new things.

zilla · Mar 18, 2013, 05:16 AM

^ Both of the last posts are relevant and accurate. I'm an MSDN member long time and have given MS plenty of feedback. Regarding Win8, it's true that once you get past and learn the new (* WANNA BE LIKE ANDRIOD*) os it boots faster than seven, and is as good a gaming OS as 7. Personally I can deal with it, but as an IT admin for a very large corp, and for any corporation, and the general mom & pop scene 8 is a nightmare --- yes only because of the forced IU

That said? I believe Win9 will have the ability to boot directly into old school W7-XP menus, and the ability to boot into and use the Metro IU (with all the associated app pushing lol)

Peace ...

puma99dk| · Mar 18, 2013, 06:56 AM

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Originally Posted by zilla

^ Both of the last posts are relevant and accurate. I'm an MSDN member long time and have given MS plenty of feedback. Regarding Win8, it's true that once you get past and learn the new (* WANNA BE LIKE ANDRIOD*) os it boots faster than seven, and is as good a gaming OS as 7. Personally I can deal with it, but as an IT admin for a very large corp, and for any corporation, and the general mom & pop scene 8 is a nightmare --- yes only because of the forced IU

That said? I believe Win9 will have the ability to boot directly into old school W7-XP menus, and the ability to boot into and use the Metro IU (with all the associated app pushing lol)

Peace ...

nuth is forced, u can get a lot of Freeware Start Menu's that can also disable the Metro UI from start up.

i use the Classic Start from here myself on my Intel X-25M 80gb SSD for testing win8: http://ninite.com/

remixedcat · Mar 18, 2013, 07:31 AM

LOL if you go to the linux version of that site they have a corny background.

Aquinus · Mar 18, 2013, 08:31 AM

Every regular consumer I've talked to in person about it has said that it's okay but it's not worth it if you don't have a touch screen and I agree with that. If you don't have a touch screen you might as well stick with 7.

zilla · Mar 18, 2013, 11:53 AM

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Originally Posted by puma99dk|

nuth is forced, u can get a lot of Freeware Start Menu's that can also disable the Metro UI from start up.

i use the Classic Start from here myself on my Intel X-25M 80gb SSD for testing win8: http://ninite.com/

ya i know the drill =) talked may regular consumer into Start8 and other alternatives

. They work nicely.

caleb · Mar 18, 2013, 12:19 PM

Boots faster and works a little more snappy. The metro UI is a failure with current applications. I find best ergonomy in pinned applications on taskbar in Win7.

dunnmelaniej · Mar 26, 2013, 06:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Alcpone

I personally wouldn't bother, does win 7 not do everything you need it to?

Totally Agreeable. Moreover when there comes a new version most of other useful programs become non compatible for this. I have installed Windows 8 recently and got to face so many issues when trying to work with other third party program due to compatibility problems and had to get back to Windows 7.

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Mar 18, 2013, 05:16 AM	#37
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