http://www.pcworld.com/article/174017/the_sorry_state_of_windows_7_gaming.html
"Windows 7’s release feels almost funereal [for gaming],”
"Windows 7:n julkaisu tuntuu melkein kuin pelaamisen hautajaisilta"
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" Windows 7 is finally upon us, leaping off retail shelves in little blue- and green- and black-lined plastic containers in a matter of hours. With the critical plaudits, expect enthusiastic midnight sales, curious micro-throngs of buyers, and swollen message boards deluged by "impressions" confessionals from first-timers who somehow missed the endless betas and previews and release candidates foisted on us like fistfuls of Halloween candy. No Rolling Stones or Jerry Seinfeld this time, true, but that's all part of Windows 7's unassuming shtick--less whiz, more bang.
But what about gaming?
You've heard how Windows 7 is what Windows Vista should have been--sleeker, nimbler, and less in your way. I've been using the public preview of Windows 7 since last spring, and speaking as a guy who's cheated on Vista with an old copy of XP Home, I won't be retreating into the arms of that antediluvian paramour anytime soon.
As for gaming, however, Windows 7's release feels almost funereal. Read the reviews and you'll learn all about the streamlined taskbar, the smarter security system that leaves you alone, the slick new touch-based input features, and the friendlier approach to media-hub device managemen
"Windows 7’s release feels almost funereal [for gaming],”
"Windows 7:n julkaisu tuntuu melkein kuin pelaamisen hautajaisilta"
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" Windows 7 is finally upon us, leaping off retail shelves in little blue- and green- and black-lined plastic containers in a matter of hours. With the critical plaudits, expect enthusiastic midnight sales, curious micro-throngs of buyers, and swollen message boards deluged by "impressions" confessionals from first-timers who somehow missed the endless betas and previews and release candidates foisted on us like fistfuls of Halloween candy. No Rolling Stones or Jerry Seinfeld this time, true, but that's all part of Windows 7's unassuming shtick--less whiz, more bang.
But what about gaming?
You've heard how Windows 7 is what Windows Vista should have been--sleeker, nimbler, and less in your way. I've been using the public preview of Windows 7 since last spring, and speaking as a guy who's cheated on Vista with an old copy of XP Home, I won't be retreating into the arms of that antediluvian paramour anytime soon.
As for gaming, however, Windows 7's release feels almost funereal. Read the reviews and you'll learn all about the streamlined taskbar, the smarter security system that leaves you alone, the slick new touch-based input features, and the friendlier approach to media-hub device managemen
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...paikkaansa. Online-pelejä ei Windows 7 ole pystynyt tunnistamaan. Tästä on lukuisat pelisivustot kertoneet.
Sopivampi otsikko, Linux vaipuu unholaan koti-PC -koneiden markkinoilla.