I'm asking as I'm going to install it on my PC. I tried Windows XP Professional 64-bit but it seems it's not entirely compatible with my Core i7 system, and I know Vista is slower than Windows 7, so I'm wondering currently which is the best build of Windows 7 to use.
Thanks.
But I looked on the General Discussion forum and there's some people that have had problems with 7137 (network connections disappearing, icons disappearing, freezing, etc.), yet I never saw the same problems with 7127.
7127
I'd stay away from 7137
edit: if you need links i've got both
Since its a Core i7 I'm guessing your going to game with it so I would say 7127 since some games or parts or games have problems with 7137 (ie punkbuster)
Truth is I do game a little (Half-Life 2 and Command Conquer: Red Alert 3), mostly software development.
One game I cannot get to run no matter what Windows OS I use, is the Race Driver GRID (by Codemasters) demo. I create a profile, then it says Loading and it sits there, no hard-drive activity, nothing. I tried Windows XP x64, Windows XP x86 and Windows Vista x64. Obviously I won't be buying the full version unless the demo works.
Have you heard any reports of Visual Studio 2008 and SQL Server having problems? Those are what I usually use to develop software, mainly 64-bit actually.
Thanks! That's how i feel when i'm up at all hours tracking the latest buildsFYI, like that avatar skeleton icon of yours, brilliant!
So is build 7200 released, or leaked yet? I'd like to start with as close to RTM as possible, just like the rest of us I suppose.
I know this is the environment we choose to be in, but, installing and setting up 7127 then finding out a newer stable build is available, then starting over (wiping hard-drive, setting up apps, etc.) would be a pain.
It's out there accoring to Wzor.So is build 7200 released, or leaked yet? I'd like to start with as close to RTM as possible, just like the rest of us I suppose.
But sadly it is not leaked yet
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