2009-10-16, 08:51 PM
When I had windows vista, it isn't as bad as everyone said it would be, every software I use are still compatible, though some program does freezes for reason every once in a while and others behaves incorrectly, although the software is usable.
When I got windows 7 a month ago, it's not as good as everyone said it would be, sure, it's a huge improvement over windows vista, such that program rarely freezes, but all the program that behaves incorrectly on vista still behaves incorrectly on windows 7.
I have a sidebar that shows memory and CPU usage both on vista and windows 7, I can tell that the CPU usage went down by 10% compared to vista, but memory stayed about the same, if not more. With the same hardware, vista and windows 7 shows different Windows Experience Index score: My base score for vista was 5.0, however on windows 7 it dropped to 4.9, but the base score increased for CPU and Memory increased by 0.5 from vista to 7.
When I got windows 7 a month ago, it's not as good as everyone said it would be, sure, it's a huge improvement over windows vista, such that program rarely freezes, but all the program that behaves incorrectly on vista still behaves incorrectly on windows 7.
I have a sidebar that shows memory and CPU usage both on vista and windows 7, I can tell that the CPU usage went down by 10% compared to vista, but memory stayed about the same, if not more. With the same hardware, vista and windows 7 shows different Windows Experience Index score: My base score for vista was 5.0, however on windows 7 it dropped to 4.9, but the base score increased for CPU and Memory increased by 0.5 from vista to 7.