All,
Getting a new build with the following:
- Skylake Intel i7 6700k
- z170 motherboard
- 250 gb ssd for OS
- 5 tb hdd (movies/pictures/music/games, etc.)
- 1070 gtx graphics card
- aftermarket air cooling cpu fan (not stock)
- 16 gb ram
- Full Tower Case
*** motherboard and graphics card are Gigabyte, ram is g.skills, tower is Coolermaster, ssd is Samsung, hdd is western digital
I want to get a windows 10 pro build on this new system. But am still considering the windows 7 pro build. The only reason I am still considering windows 7 is I had a previous windows 10 build on another system (a few months ago) and had lots of issues with it (I know, I know could be a myriad of things other then OS). However, my experience on my old windows 7 system that I have had for years has been stellar and very stable.
However, by not going to a windows 10 build I think I am just delaying the inevitable and with more newer and higher end components (i.e. direct x12 only works on windows 10) I should naturally gravitate to windows 10 vs. windows 7? Overall have users had good experiences with windows 10 being efficient and stable? Any advice out there for me? Thanks.
Scott
Getting a new build with the following:
- Skylake Intel i7 6700k
- z170 motherboard
- 250 gb ssd for OS
- 5 tb hdd (movies/pictures/music/games, etc.)
- 1070 gtx graphics card
- aftermarket air cooling cpu fan (not stock)
- 16 gb ram
- Full Tower Case
*** motherboard and graphics card are Gigabyte, ram is g.skills, tower is Coolermaster, ssd is Samsung, hdd is western digital
I want to get a windows 10 pro build on this new system. But am still considering the windows 7 pro build. The only reason I am still considering windows 7 is I had a previous windows 10 build on another system (a few months ago) and had lots of issues with it (I know, I know could be a myriad of things other then OS). However, my experience on my old windows 7 system that I have had for years has been stellar and very stable.
However, by not going to a windows 10 build I think I am just delaying the inevitable and with more newer and higher end components (i.e. direct x12 only works on windows 10) I should naturally gravitate to windows 10 vs. windows 7? Overall have users had good experiences with windows 10 being efficient and stable? Any advice out there for me? Thanks.
Scott
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