windows 7

[tpunx99GSX]

So who has upgraded.
Being that my company is a Microsoft Partner, yesturday we got a couple CDs of the Full Version of Windows 7 Ultimate 32 Bit and Windows 7 Pro 32 Bit.
Today i upgraded my laptop to Windows 7 ultimate because my desktop is 64 bit.
So far so good. I like how it looks, i like how it performs. I would definitely recommend checking it out.

[tpunx99GSX]

Screen shot of desktop

[INTRIGUED]

So for the 64 bit users like myself is there going to be a 64 bit version put out? One could not do 64 vista to 32 7?

[Nartanian]

Vista ftw! Haha jk jk.

[x-pride]

I have been running Win 7 Pro for about three weeks now. Besides having two blue screen death. It works great.

[viridionplague]

windows 7 is supposed to use like 1/4 the resources vista does, everything ive heard about it from various sources say its pretty good

[mlomker]

I've been running it for many months (even the betas were excellent). I have 64bit on my main workstation and 32 bit on a Lenovo netbook (run Evoscan, ScanXL, and car stuff on it for the most part). It is unquestionably an improvement over Vista.

I still have Vista on my home theater PC because I've had some weird issues with content protection in the media center part of Win7.

[mdost03]

I've used it for many months, started at the first beta, and it definitely is better than Vista.

[Kracka]

I'm very excited to get my free Windows 7 upgrade for my laptop! I have hated Vista since the day it came out. I personally will be running 32-bit 7 on my 64-bit machine.

[tpunx99GSX]

32 bit versions will still have the 4gb limit on ram. I have 8gb on my desktop so i wanna stick with the 64 bit version. I just need to download the 64 bit version from our microsoft action pak account.
Ill use 32bit 7 on my laptop, 64 bit 7 on my desktop and Windows Home Server on my home theater box to serve media to the PS3.