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| #4478634 Jun 09, 2011 at 03:54 PM | |
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![]() Social 518 Posts | I just bought a SSD and i'll install it next week under 7 64 Bits. If anyone got advices, i'm interrested :) |
| #4479424 Jun 09, 2011 at 06:55 PM | |
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![]() Social 126 Posts | If you're planning to use win7 for other stuff than playing WoW, don't go with 64bits. I have it on my work-computer.. It's still too much non-standard for things to work. |
| #4479439 Jun 09, 2011 at 06:59 PM | |
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![]() Officer 1204 Posts | #4479424 Morkai wrote: Um no, not my experience at all. I've used 64bit Win 7 for months now and it's been flawless. The one single thing it didn't have was Flash when using IE 64bit, but you had to go looking for that and now apparently it's available anyway. What problems have you had? |
| #4479740 Jun 09, 2011 at 08:11 PM | |
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![]() Social 126 Posts | this week: SoapUI, Enterprise Architect (has to be run with a virtual PC for XP), SecuRemote |
| #4480133 Jun 09, 2011 at 09:39 PM · Edited 15 years ago | |
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![]() Social 148 Posts | I got three 10 year old software tools at work which wont even install on windows7 64 bit :P gonna need to put up a virtual machine with xp on a windows7 pc >< never software works fine useally |
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