In my company we use mostly cpus' on i5 and 4GB RAM, and my question is, is Win 10 faster then 8.1? Is it worth to upgrade?
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In my company we use mostly cpus' on i5 and 4GB RAM, and my question is, is Win 10 faster then 8.1? Is it worth to upgrade?
Note: Post edited by moderator to remove company name/link which is unnecessary for the question at hand.
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are about the same with some tweaks here and there some things may be faster. The bigger factor in performance is hardware setup. SSD's and memory.
About the same result as https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galileo's_Leaning_Tower_of_Pisa_experiment
Both seem to be the same under similar setups. Some like the new start menu but frankly I feel Microsoft lost billions over that silly area.
I installed Classic Shell again.