speed difference between windows 7 and windows 8.

[Nicoloid]

Guys I want to ask you one question about windows 7 and windows 8 . can anybody know the speed difference between windows 8 and windows 7. If you notice it, then please share your experience with me. Thank you.

[jaykant]

My Windows 8 sense quicker than my windows 7 but then it does not contain an entire host of patches and updates like windows 7. In other case Windows 8 is faster in booting for in no doubt. For me it has lesser pings on the similar network as windows 7 and overall experience snappier.

[Jessalyn]

At this point of view one would be comparing oranges and apples. Mainly of our Window7 systems are very grown-up whilst the Windows 8 we utilize is just like a skeleton. I memorize Windows 7 Beta also being a lot quicker than my Windows 7 nowadays.

[Iquau]

one thing that does reason concern is the "automatic preservation" as it kicked in right in the center of a third render and caused a entire host of microprocessor load issues "like it had a superior main concern?" i expect they sort that.....but alpha release problems aside all right it's snappier. Can't be definite about Windows 8 until it's essentially released to the open. So far for me the boot up to logon screen is more rapidly than Windows 7.

[DakshaMira]

new installs will often log off with extremely few Processes. As you allow or installed programs these will make up. If you desire to be shocked, then please installed Server 2008 R2, not anything is enabled by default and you simply observe thirty processes max.

[Ticod]

Much as I love Windows 7 but I have to say once you've find out Windows 8 then it's much faster particularly on lesser end gear (32 bit edition on cheaper net books and laptops).On quicker machines it's hard to say as these machines work superbly with Windows 7 in any case. Booting though is an order of magnitude quicker. Note though that Windows 8 might be absent a entire slew of services and features which would be obtainable on the complete product and so the present rate won't be indicative of the final edition. However formerly people have got used to the rapid boot Microsoft is likely to do the whole thing achievable to keep the speed. Note that on mobile phones and tablets - waiting for a little or so for these devices to become prepared is NOT satisfactory so Microsoft needs to keep boot as short as possible on Windows8.

[Loveyboo]

It is good to look at several genuine life data - thank you. But I experiential that the differences are insignificant. That leads me to consider that a last full blown system may carry out close to what we observe in Windows7. presentation on an ARM CPU will maybe be different though. That will be remarkable to see.

[Phalguni88]

Windows 8 is extremely steady for a pre-beta and though it's not optional, I am too using Windows 8 first and foremost right now. I believe I will just carry on using it until the Win 8 beta comes out. even though I can't play Mine craft; the AMD ATI driver reason the PC to crash once I login to a multiplayer server via Mine craft, but that is owing to the driver AFAIK.

[JeffHarris]

Based on what I have researched, windows 8 is much quicker compared to windows 7 especially in there boot time (i.e windows 7- 30secs boot time; windows 8- 10secs boot time). But when it comes to applications like browsing, they don't differ that much.