Windows 10 2004 finally here, but...

margrave55 said:

OK, that's an Intel i7-930 @ 2.80GHz
I had one of those. An HP HPE480t running Windows 7.
It was REALLY slow, and it really needed to have EVERYTHING replaced, so instead I bought a new desktop three years ago.

I suppose you could replace the hard drive with an SSD. That would boost performance.
But I think a ten-year-old computer is a bit past its usefulness. Are you sure you want (or need) to keep this box?

Hi,
10 years is nothing
Just woke up a 13 year old acer ax3800 and q9550 that came with vista
Threw a 150.us 980ti in it and free upgraded a win-7 pro license works just fine although forced to upgrade it to 2004 ilk so not using it much just on win-7 as a media center just as well win-7 scales way better to a 43" class t.v. than win-10

Paultx said:

Report from CPU-Z 1.93 attached.

Wow. An I7-930, socket 1366. Triple channel RAM and all. Fairly high-end, 10 years ago.

I know of no reason why it wouldn't be OK. Intel driver support is no longer available, but Microsoft should have drivers.

I just updated to 2004 a week ago on our oldest computer.

ASUS P5Q VM DO
NVIDIA GT-240 (Runs Directx 12, NVIDIA driver nov 16)
Intel Core 2 Quad
8GB RAM
Windows 10 Pro
500GB HDD Seagate

Starts a little bit slow (fast start is disabled) but works fine so far

Robert