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Windows 7
Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2009 4:28 pm
by YamNivek
Anyone using it yet?
I installed it sunday and it seems to be ok so far. I am still running XP as my main os but if this one continues to behave itself and it gets decent driver supprt (Which it will do as it goes on) then i may change over. The ATI drivers seem to be working ok so far.
FarCry2 is looking nice in its dx10 glory. TF2 still runs well. Just gotta try out GTA4 and see if the 64bit version makes it play any better.
Re: Windows 7
Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2009 4:36 pm
by Del
I decided to go legit w/ it. Get me some valid keys n ting. Man the m$ website is fuckered cos of it. pages appearing n disappearing, download links moving...all kinds of horseshit.
Still, can get more than one key cos of it.
Havent installed it yet, it's gonna go on a laptop this evening I think.
I wont be games testing it tho
Re: Windows 7
Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2009 5:02 pm
by MountieXXL
I'll prob. end up staying with XP til SP1 for 7 ^^
Re: Windows 7
Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2009 5:44 pm
by Soap
I have Windows 7, dx10 is uber. Its such a shame Far Cry 2 is shit
Re: Windows 7
Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2009 6:16 pm
by BBloke
I was planning on sticking it on a virtualbox install but it wouldn't take... dodgy download can you believe it.
I'm sticking with XP and Vista on another partition.. cant be arsed moving things again and during the time I've used Vista I've only had the crap experience of L4d crashing on exit.
Re: Windows 7
Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2009 6:25 pm
by Del
BBloke wrote:I was planning on sticking it on a virtualbox install but it wouldn't take... dodgy download can you believe it.
yes I can!
to save you redownloading; get a torrent, point it at the downloaded file, get torrent client to do a filecheck and you only have to pull the corrupted chunks
Re: Windows 7
Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2009 6:33 pm
by YamNivek
Soap wrote:I have Windows 7, dx10 is uber. Its such a shame Far Cry 2 is shit
Hehe, havent really played ity yet. I was waiting till id finished or got bored of GTA4 before i started it properly.
Re: Windows 7
Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2009 6:54 pm
by BBloke
Del wrote:BBloke wrote:I was planning on sticking it on a virtualbox install but it wouldn't take... dodgy download can you believe it.
yes I can!
to save you redownloading; get a torrent, point it at the downloaded file, get torrent client to do a filecheck and you only have to pull the corrupted chunks
Thats where I got it from
. IT would just come up with a lame error during the install process so I walked away. It could be time to redownload it though
Re: Windows 7
Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2009 7:05 pm
by Jonnywhy
BBloke wrote:I'm sticking with XP and Vista on another partition.. cant be arsed moving things again and during the time I've used Vista I've only had the crap experience of L4d crashing on exit.
Every time I quit TF2 I get the message
HL2.exe has stopped working. What would you like to do?
To which I always quit program as I've finished using it. Annoying tho, and I don't see how I can stop it. Just some Vista conflict I guess
Re: Windows 7
Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2009 7:06 pm
by BBloke
Jonnywhy wrote:BBloke wrote:I'm sticking with XP and Vista on another partition.. cant be arsed moving things again and during the time I've used Vista I've only had the crap experience of L4d crashing on exit.
Every time I quit TF2 I get the message
HL2.exe has stopped working. What would you like to do?
To which I always quit program as I've finished using it. Annoying tho, and I don't see how I can stop it. Just some Vista conflict I guess
I'm glad I'm not alone then.... I still use Vista for Bioshock though I just haven't pick up the game since pre chrimbo.