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Edited by Bistromathics:
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I use Win8.1, and the only difference from Win7 is that my boot times are faster. I run old and new games, emulators, office software, Autodesk software, and some programming tools, and I have yet to run into compatibility issues. I use a keyboard and mouse and have no problems with a lack of optimization. I don't use any Metro apps, but I never have to see the UI either. I've found that the new Start Screen is easier to use than the Start Menu though.
If there's a specific software suite you're concerned about, you can look up the compatibility with Win8. In my experience, everything has been pretty seamless.
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care to answer my hardware questions in my other thread(#Tech) or this thread, please?
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Edited by Bistromathics: 6/8/2014 1:13:21 AMAre you talking about [url=http://www.bungie.net/7_More-Computer-question/en/Forum/Post?id=65243004#referred-Tech]this thread?[/url] -For the case, the 400R is generally accepted as the best all-around option. -I'm not well-versed in overclocking, but you'll see higher-efficiency PSU's pay off the most when you require a lot of power. -Again, I don't really know that much about this. Unless someone here has a lot of experience, you're better off searching for technical analysis from guys like Anandtech and Tom's Hardware.
