So should we install 10 or not? its going to be free for a month or so?
Ahahaha. After reading the whole thread this just made me laugh - this really reflects how well this thread answered the original question.
Windows 10, anyone?
5 Jun 2015, 19:18 PM
#61
Posts: 156
Ahahaha. After reading the whole thread this just made me laugh - this really reflects how well this thread answered the original question.
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15 Jul 2015, 02:30 AM
#62
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The part where you have to always update is very bullshit, no one can stop you from just corrupting the hell out the windows update function
and also you can just put your firewall to block it from checking and downloading
and also you can just put your firewall to block it from checking and downloading
15 Jul 2015, 19:24 PM
#63
Posts: 923
True you can do that, but the question is why would you want to?
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15 Jul 2015, 19:59 PM
#64
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The Pro version and up doesnt force all updates since its meant for enterprise users.
15 Jul 2015, 21:11 PM
#65
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True you can do that, but the question is why would you want to?
Well I don't like for instance to get updates so often so what i do with windows 8.1 that i have right now is to simply stop the windows updater and enable it once every 2-3 weeks and download updates in a bulk, then you just stop again.
15 Jul 2015, 22:33 PM
#66
Posts: 1468 | Subs: 4
Well I don't like for instance to get updates so often so what i do with windows 8.1 that i have right now is to simply stop the windows updater and enable it once every 2-3 weeks and download updates in a bulk, then you just stop again.
Microsoft patches once per month and there's no reason ever to skip a security update. Unless you're dumb.
Just wait and upgrade to 10 next year. No point in getting windows 10 until after they release their server equivalent. It's just a paid alpha for their server build and it'll be full of bugs/holes.
Or do yourself a favor and don't use windows because it's garbage.
15 Jul 2015, 22:50 PM
#67
Posts: 461 | Subs: 1
Microsoft patches once per month and there's no reason ever to skip a security update. Unless you're dumb.
Not true at all
Or do yourself a favor and don't use windows because it's garbage.
The fact that it is the most used OS makes it automatically not garbage
15 Jul 2015, 23:46 PM
#68
Posts: 1468 | Subs: 4
Generally speaking Microsoft patches once per month:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patch_Tuesday
Just because it is the most widely used doesn't mean it's not bad. Compared to iOS and Linux distros it's pretttty bad.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patch_Tuesday
Just because it is the most widely used doesn't mean it's not bad. Compared to iOS and Linux distros it's pretttty bad.
17 Jul 2015, 00:34 AM
#69
Posts: 461 | Subs: 1
Generally speaking Microsoft patches once per month:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patch_Tuesday
Just because it is the most widely used doesn't mean it's not bad. Compared to iOS and Linux distros it's pretttty bad.
Even if it says so in the wiki it just does not happen like that anymore, they keep pumping security updates
Just because it is the most widely used doesn't mean it's not bad
True but it is decent/good in most areas in computing, where the others are good at something and bad at others
17 Jul 2015, 01:50 AM
#70
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Even if it says so in the wiki it just does not happen like that anymore, they keep pumping security updates
True but it is decent/good in most areas in computing, where the others are good at something and bad at others
http://www.its.ms.gov/Services/Pages/Security-Calendar-of-Events.aspx
http://www.methos-it.com/blogs/when-is-the-next-patch-tuesday
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/security/Dn903782.aspx
Want more links? I work in health care IT. We are legally bound to have all important security updates pushed to our production network within a week of their release. I'm quite aware of how often Microsoft releases security updates. I only gave the wiki link cuz I'm on my phone and didn't feel like putting in that much effort.
Plus you should always install every security update asap. There's just no reason not to.
Windows is good for gaming, only because other OS lack the support from the gaming industry and the office suite. Other than that windows is pretty meh. OS X just handles so many things so much better for the average user. And I can't stand freaking retarded command prompt after using the Linux command shell.
Anyways, getting a new version of windows before it has been out for about a year is just asking for trouble, simple as that.
30 Jul 2015, 12:00 PM
#71
Posts: 2779
Windows 10 Pro installed, FPS dropped 
CPU: i5-4670K@4.0GHz
RAM: DDR3-1600 16GB
Storage: SSD Plextor M5Pro 256GB
GPU: Asus GTX-780
Min FPS 52 -> 41
Average FPS 57 -> 51
CPU: i5-4670K@4.0GHz
RAM: DDR3-1600 16GB
Storage: SSD Plextor M5Pro 256GB
GPU: Asus GTX-780
Min FPS 52 -> 41
Average FPS 57 -> 51
30 Jul 2015, 12:26 PM
#72
Posts: 10
Thanks for sharing this info. I'll wait ...
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30 Jul 2015, 12:31 PM
#73
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Posts: 615
Windows 10 Pro installed, FPS dropped
CPU: i5-4670K@4.0GHz
RAM: DDR3-1600 16GB
Storage: SSD Plextor M5Pro 256GB
GPU: Asus GTX-780
Min FPS 52 -> 41
Average FPS 57 -> 51
I did read somewhere that there was some compatibility issues with NVidia drivers and Win 10 - any sign of those? Other than the FPS drop.
30 Jul 2015, 12:31 PM
#74
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Posts: 600
Windows 10 Pro installed, FPS dropped
WTH did you do to run the game? Mine won`t even start after updating to W10
30 Jul 2015, 12:33 PM
#75
Posts: 2779
WTH did you do to run the game? Mine won`t even start after updating to W10
Dunno, just did a clean install of Win8.1 (nothing else installed) and upgrade into Windows 10. Almost everything is alright atm.
I did read somewhere that there was some compatibility issues with NVidia drivers and Win 10 - any sign of those? Other than the FPS drop.
No idea, installed the latest driver, claimed by Nvidia Windows 10 is supported.
30 Jul 2015, 12:45 PM
#76
5 Posts: 615
Dunno, just did a clean install of Win8.1 (nothing installed) and upgrade into Windows 10. Almost everything is alright atm.
No idea, installed the latest driver, claimed by Nvidia Windows 10 is supported.
Sounds good to me, ty for the response! XD
30 Jul 2015, 13:06 PM
#77
Posts: 710
For me it went up. Average was about 48 before and now it's 56.
I upgraded from Win 7 -> 10.
I upgraded from Win 7 -> 10.
30 Jul 2015, 13:29 PM
#78
Posts: 39
WTH did you do to run the game? Mine won`t even start after updating to W10
Go to COH2 folder and remove or rename dxgi.dll file
30 Jul 2015, 14:25 PM
#79
6 Posts: 600
Go to COH2 folder and remove or rename dxgi.dll file
Will give it a try, thanks in advance
30 Jul 2015, 14:54 PM
#80
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I clean installed Windows 10 Pro, COH2 plays just the same as before but overall its a large step forward from Windows 8.
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