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• Root-Access Posts: 510Player

  November 2015

  It works just fine on Windows 10.

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• .dcG-Colts^ Posts: 1,973Player

  November 2015 edited November 2015

  Runs fine. My only concern for some people with windows 10 is all the internet stuff running in the background people with bad internet need to turn all that stuff off, but now a days not too many people without good internet.

  Pie charts + Graphs= Very Bad.
  
  
  
  
• {4F}ConDoR Posts: 12Player

  November 2015

  Windows 10 actually runs AA great , Stopped all the micro stuttering for me when i switched.
  
  On a bad note MS apparently thought Optical 5.1 surround sound was unimportant so they left out support for it. meaning if you use a optical cable for headphones or anything related to 5.1 Dolby you get nothing.
  I read that if your using USB 5.1 it works, just not Optical so check your headset connection
• .dcG-Colts^ Posts: 1,973Player

  November 2015 edited November 2015

  http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2803329/surround-sound-optical-pdif.html
  
  Maybe its been updated?
  
  

  Pie charts + Graphs= Very Bad.
  
  
  
  
• -=*Wolfy*=- Posts: 3Player

  November 2015

  thanks all, i think i will move to win10 soon than, thanks again.
  
• Rex_(BasilisK) Posts: 20Player

  November 2015

  Runs like silk.
  
  But don't forget to install the 64 bit version since AAPG crashes every single second on the 32 bit.
• LeMaestro Posts: 26Player

  November 2015

  Rex_(BasilisK) wrote: »

  Runs like silk.
  
  But don't forget to install the 64 bit version since AAPG crashes every single second on the 32 bit.

  
  Who wants to run a 32 bit Windows in 2015 with all the limitation it has.
  Of course if your processor does not support 64 bit, you do not have the choice.
  But then maybe it is time you change that computer.