Win7 Pro32bit vs Win7 Ultimate 32bit


  1. awjm
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    Win7 Pro32bit vs Win7 Ultimate 32bit


    OK, so on my hardware Win7 Ultimate 32bit runs noticeably faster than Win7 Ultimate 64bit

    I Also have a copy of Win7 Professional 32bit, do you guys think that it will run any faster than Ultimate ? being that it wont have all the bells and whistles ?
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  3. Nemix
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    Not much difference between Professional vs. Ultimate for Windows 7.

    Unless you have a copy of Home Premium, I'd say it's not worth it.

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  4. awjm
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