Yeah I haven't done an upgrade to 10 on any of my PCs. Clean installation every time. I did upgrade my brother's PC from 8.1 Pro to 10 Pro though and it's fine but the difference is he only has a few programs on his PC: just stuff like Office, iTunes, Chrome, anti-virus and that's about it. I've got a lot of other stuff.
In what context? I have some lag spikes in certain games and some video artifacting that I never used to have but otherwise it's been fairly solid.
Huh? In my experience, Windows 10 is much smoother, just as stable, and overall a much better UI than Windows 8.1.
Weird. Definitely don't have that doing on. Just crappy graphics drivers for my old HD7950.All traffic seemed to hang up for a second or so. I whipped out a ping to 8.8.8.8 or even the LAN gateway and you could set your watch to it, every 10 seconds it'd spike up over 1000ms.
Trying to play CSGO or iRacing was very frustrating as there'd either be rubberbanding or the cars would warp everywhere and look like they're spastically wrecking into everything for a second or so
Mine as well.
The AMD driver problem is what's keeping from upgrading my "new" desktop. I'd hate to have BSOD because of this and not be able to play some of the games I have just because I upgraded... But I do like the new UI.
I like them both but for different reasons. Before the November update (Build 10586, Version 1511) I preferred 8.1 because of its superior stability, but since the November update Windows 10 has been rock solid too on all of the PCs I've had it on. On a traditional desktop computer or laptop I prefer 10 but on a tablet or touch device like my Surface Pro I prefer 8.1. The touch experience is better in 8.1 if you ask me and many of the 8.1 Metro apps that worked really well on a touchscreen device, like my Surface, are easier and more intuitive to use than their Windows 10 counterparts on a touchscreen. The OneNote app in 8.1 is superior to the OneNote app in 10 for example simply because the one in 8.1 is full screen which is what you want on a tablet and it's easier to create new pages, change pen colour etc (just look online).
No problems here on the NVIDIA side for me and I've built a few systems with NVIDIA cards since 10 came out. There were early issues but they seem to be fixed now.
