Installing Windows 7 on newer hardware.. A must or downgrade PC

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  1. Magy Lin
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    Great tips, thank you
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  3. RolandJS
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    "...So I bought a one-year subscription for $25..." Vagnavs
    Vagnavs, I think you were referring to 0patch subscription, correct?
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