Windows 7 vs windows xp pro

Started by R3GULAToR
10/08/2011 20:40
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R3GULAToR10/08/2011 20:40

no matter how hard i try i can not jump for shit on windows 7, if i play on a windows xp pc its fine but on windows 7 no matter what no force commands i use or so called mouse fix everything just seems wrong . i would just go back to xp but im not willing to lose 4 gigs of ram. anyone else have this problem switching over ?

Fruggline10/08/2011 20:42

I am NOT a computer expert but doesn't xp also take up less ram?

R3GULAToR10/08/2011 20:49(edited 10/08/2011 20:49)

xp 32 bit can only support 3 gigs of ram i would have another 4 gigs of ram just sitting there being wasted .

Nukk10/08/2011 21:30(edited 10/08/2011 21:31)

http://donewmouseaccel.blogspot.com/2010/03/markc-windows-7-mouse-acceleration-fix.html
works 100% dont even tell me that it doesnt works

peace

kaa10/08/2011 23:11(edited 10/08/2011 23:12)

Originally posted by Nukk
http://donewmouseaccel.blogspot.com/2010/03/markc-windows-7-mouse-acceleration-fix.html
works 100% dont even tell me that it doesnt works

peace

It doesnt work with logitech setpoint drivers.

Mouse problem is actually the main reason why I switched from win7 to XP (and lost 4 gb of ram).
I tried lots of things, fixes and stuff. But nothing seemed to work :(
So its mostly up to you, but if you are recording and have a logitech mouse - I would strongly recommend to use XP.

AZAX-SYNDROM10/08/2011 23:33(edited 10/08/2011 23:33)

Hh. It's kinda funny story about ram... :)
It's not related to xp or win7..
32bit OS support 3.2gb of ram
64bit OS support 128gb of ram.
Install 64bit xp and u should be fine!

R3GULAToR13/08/2011 06:52

yea im just gonna multi boot xp and 7 just use xp for cs, because even with uninstalling setpoint and using the so called mouse fix there is still a huge difference, and if you want to see it for yourself use 800 dpi on windows xp and 7 at the same time and you will understand . oh on a side note xp 64 is 300$ and im not spending that kind of money on an os thats not supported anymore

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