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Originally Posted by celldweller1591
To add more choices i will say - Arch, Sabayon, openSUSE and Ubuntu(always the best choice).
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Awesome suggestion for someone who is looking to be gaming on the OS. [/sarcasm]
@spm, unless you have an old computer with like a Pentium D or Pentium 4 Processor and 1 GB of RAM, you should use Windows 7. XP is really outdated now; Windows 7 has much better features and security, and you are also not limited to DirectX 9, like in XP. If you have something like 3 GB or more RAM, XP won't be able to efficiently utilize that memory. Same case with multicore processors.
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i know there may be many things in 7 but i thing most of them are for high end systems.
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That's not true at all. Even as a casual user/gamer, you will surely notice a lot of (pleasant) differences moving from XP to Windows 7. There are a lot of improvements, which you may not notice at first, but you will be thankful for them later.
I will give the example of automatic disk defragmentation. Even after about 8 months of using Windows 7, whenever I analyze my computer's hard disk using a defrag utility, it is never more than 2%, because Windows 7 keeps defragmenting the hard disk in the background when the computer is idle.
Have a look at this Wikipedia page for a quick glance on new features of Windows 7 -
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