Q. Im building a new computer for light gaming and personal use, and Im not sure why I would get a $500 version of Windows 7 ultimate as compared to $100 for home premium. So is there a reason to get a more expensive version in my case when all I'll be doing is some gaming and storing movies/pictures?
A. Well if you want to install Windows 7 just for home use and if all of the games you play are compatible with windows 7, the Home Premium edition should do the job.
I mentioned compatibility because Windows 7 Professional and Ultimate let you install �Windows XP Mode� (available at http://www.microsoft.com/windows/virtual-pc/download.aspx ) which is a virtual Windows XP machine that lets you run XP-compatible programs even if they do not work with �Backward Compatibility� (Refers to running a program not compatible with Windows 7 in a compatibility mode of an older version of windows. Works for most programs). You can open a program in this mode by right clicking its icon, clicking �Troubleshoot Compatibility� and following the wizard.
You can check all the differences at http://windows.microsoft.com/en-IN/windows7/products/compare
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I mentioned compatibility because Windows 7 Professional and Ultimate let you install �Windows XP Mode� (available at http://www.microsoft.com/windows/virtual-pc/download.aspx ) which is a virtual Windows XP machine that lets you run XP-compatible programs even if they do not work with �Backward Compatibility� (Refers to running a program not compatible with Windows 7 in a compatibility mode of an older version of windows. Works for most programs). You can open a program in this mode by right clicking its icon, clicking �Troubleshoot Compatibility� and following the wizard.
You can check all the differences at http://windows.microsoft.com/en-IN/windows7/products/compare
Here�s to Good Karma - iYogi Active Response Team
Will this computer work for light gaming?
Q. I'm looking for a computer to use mostly for light gaming, but without spending a ton of money on. I don't play any high demanding games. Instead I mostly play the Total War games. I found a Toshiba L755D-S5218 for $479.99 at Best Buy. Here are the specs:
-AMD Quad-Core A6 processor (2.3GHz)
-4GB RAM
-320GB hard drive
-Radeon HD 6520G graphics card
Will this computer run these type of games? Is the graphics card any good?
-AMD Quad-Core A6 processor (2.3GHz)
-4GB RAM
-320GB hard drive
-Radeon HD 6520G graphics card
Will this computer run these type of games? Is the graphics card any good?
A. For light games- yes.
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