Windows Vista goes, Windows 7 comes ... Now it's time to move even XP will retire !!!

Currently I use the RC version of Windows 7. And I must say, this is running, that it is "only" ne RC is damn good, to great. All functions which are in the RC version will also be available in the Ultimate.

Let us first of all to install:

After just a few clicks and about 20 minutes time, Windows 7 is ready for use, and can be used. All default settings, which had in XP still even be made to be, now taken over by Windows. The configuration of the hardware under Windows 7 has also been greatly improved, so this is also done relatively quickly.
Anyone who owns a PC with Windows Vista, COULD lucky that the Vista drivers are detected under Windows 7. For me, it is for example so that the Vista drivers work under Win 7 ... So, the establishment of Windows 7 is straight forward.

We come next to the general features and changes in Windows 7 Ultimate.

As previously announced by Microsoft of Windows Explorer is indeed considerably tidier, and become even clearer. The Windows Sidebar, which we know from Windows Vista, is also no longer available. I personally feel very good because this was only Ressourchenfressend. However, the gadgets have survived. These can now be dragged to the desktop. Likewise, was not only the menu structure more clearly designed, but the entire operating system.
Furthermore Microsoft still holds ready a surprise. You can now also have a slideshow run as your desktop background. The time interval in which the image is to change, the user independently. Also, you can also use your own pictures as a slide background.
UAC also no longer asks repeatedly whether a particular program is to be executed, as was the case with Vista.

Finally, I would very much like to dwell on the performance.

All who know Windows Vista to know how memory hungry Vista was. I, for example, had a memory usage of about Windows Vista: 48%. In Windows 7 I Ledegem an occupancy rate of approximately 28%. These are advance 20% difference. Furthermore, can Windows 7 boot much faster than Windows Vista.

My system:

AMD Phenom II X4 965 Black Edition (4x 3.4 GHz)
8192 MB RAM
Windows 7 Ultimate x64
ATI Radeon HD 5770

Conclusion:

All those who have been retained when migrating to Windows Vista, the migration to Windows 7 is worth now anyway. Microsoft has definitely learned it, and Windows 7 so programiert that it comes user-friendly and clear. Furthermore, the price is absolutely appropriate for the Ultimate (319.95). When I think back to Vista, then the selling price was around 800th So people reaches. It is worth it.

And this point also Congratulations to Microsoft. Windows 7 is an absolutely brilliant operating system.