No longer are the days of "Home Basic", but "Home Premium" makes a comeback, along with another edition, "Professional". When buying a new laptop or computer, they'll most likely give you Home Premium as they always have done. Buying the Professional edition is an option, but it'll cost you a hell of a lot more and you'll have to go into a shop to buy it.
Either way, these two editions do not suit the needs of students fully.
Windows 7 official support ended recently and inXile Entertainment are now pushing Bard's Tale IV players to install Windows 10 apparently. Considering it was originally playable in Windows 7, players are not liking the minimum system requirements change.
Building on the success of porting WoW's DX12 version to Windows 7, Microsoft has published help for other DX12 devs, which includes a runtime that supports all the features of Windows 10 October Update... including DirectX Raytracing.
That's right, DirectX 12 has come to Windows 7
Seems strange to port it to Windows 7 at the same time they started to notify customers it has reached its end of life lol
Woah, that's great actually! I can finally throw my Win 10 in the trash and go back to an OS that doesn't f*** up my games performance at each update.
I don't think this is news at all. As a student, I get FREE Microsoft software - including all varients of XP Professional and Vista business, so no doubt Windows 7 professional will be in there. I don't know any students that don't have access to this.
And i can get all the free Microsoft OS's i want, but when it comes to Getting Office, NOOOOOOOOO 179 For student edition BULLCRAP, this isnt news this was expected
If student pirate their windows, I don't blame them. They don't have stable income. so for student, pirate maybe your friends.
Absolutely none of those features is even needed. It is all useless fluff unless you are in IT or Computer Science. Useless article if you ask me.