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just installed Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
spaceboy
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I'm wondering if the Ultimate version is overkill for me though. Would Home Premium use less RAM and be a bit faster?
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Would Home Premium use less RAM and be a bit faster?
Short answer: No
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they are basically identical operating systems under the hood but ultimate has extra bells and whistles 'unlocked' so you can actually use the system more flexiably0
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If you bought ultimate I guess that's what you're stuck with, the "which version" decision is one to make before purchase
Given the money, I would have had ultimate (not that I value the extras in any way, I do use the XP vm which isn't available in home though), but the S4S £38 pro upgrade was too good to not take, so MS finally got my money for the 1st time since...well, you don't want to know
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BUT - He didn't say he bought it .0
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just installed Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
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