Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 15063 for PC and Mobile Insider
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Exactly.
I am not ashamed to admit I am an almost fanatic Windows 10 fan boy. I wouldn't even dream to run anything else than the most recent Fast Ring builds.
Done that since October 1st, 2014 and build 9841.
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Many didn't want W8 or W10 for same reasons, you may even like it, who knows.
From the images I have seen, I do not think so. I will maybe try it in the fast ring just to see but I more than likely will not stay on it. I like the AU better than RS2. The colors are better but I may have a Bottleneck as all my devices are good. a Great EVGA Video card and 24 GB of corsair memory but I am stuck on SATA 2 and USB 2 and I will not upgrade my MOBO as I am no longer physically able to do it.
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I am lost in Anniversary Update, I can do so much more in Creators Update and things are slowly falling into place. I would never go back. There is still so much to improve. I will definitely keep IP Fast Ring active for RS3 and beyond.
Windows 8.1, 8.0 and 7...NO WAY I will never ever touch those anymore, unless I absolutely must.
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Exactly.
I am not ashamed to admit I am an almost fanatic Windows 10 fan boy. I wouldn't even dream to run anything else than the most recent Fast Ring builds.
Done that since October 1st, 2014 and build 9841.
I too am an avid Insider, but only installed on one computer out of four.
One is a gaming laptop in raid 0, another is Surface Pro 4, the third a dual quick swop Insider/RTM.
Trying to keep up to date four computers on Fast/Insider would really test my patience.
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Trying to keep up to date four computers on Fast/Insider would really test my patience.
Yes, 4 is way too much, too much hassle. Keeping a few that work flawlessly using the RTM builds is always a good idea.
I have 4 computers too, 2 servers and 2 laptops, only 1 laptop is for IP testing. Though that is my main computer. The other laptop is for sharing with family, though I mostly use that one too.
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I am lost in Anniversary Update, I can do so much more in Creators Update and things are slowly falling into place. I would never go back. There is still so much to improve. I will definitely keep IP Fast Ring active for RS3 and beyond.
Windows 8.1, 8.0 and 7...NO WAY I will never ever touch those anymore, unless I absolutely must.
I would also never go back to Windows 7. The Creators Update is stable and uses less space than the AU. It all is a matter of choice. I will try the RS3 build but it is unclear if I will stay on it. It will probably be out for the fast ring in April sometime.
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I would also never go back to Windows 7. The Creators Update is stable and uses less space than the AU. It all is a matter of choice. I will try the RS3 build but it is unclear if I will stay on it. It will probably be out for the fast ring in April sometime.
I still have W7 as dual boot and use it occasionally, it's not terrible by any means even compared to W10. There's even XP on a laptop but there I already have to think hard when something has to be changed or fixed.
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I still have W7 as dual boot and use it occasionally, it's not terrible by any means even compared to W10. There's even XP on a laptop but there I already have to think hard when something has to be changed or fixed.
I DO HAVE a couple of ancient laptops too that I failed to mention, that used to run 7, but In my opinion not even XP SP3 runs good enough on those, so I use them as Linux development machines. Runs smooth as a babys bum.
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Update:
#WindowsInsiders : healthy debates in morning FlightOps and we have decided to not #flight any new builds today. Have a great weekend.
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I still have W7 as dual boot and use it occasionally, it's not terrible by any means even compared to W10. There's even XP on a laptop but there I already have to think hard when something has to be changed or fixed.
I never said it was bad. Win 10 is just better. I have been an insider for over two years and for me to go back to 7 would mean that I wasted two years of my life. Win XP is a safety hazard and should not be used.
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