Any one have an idea about this version ...................................?

[alaakoura]

Windows.7.Extreme.Edition.x86 ?

[Cabalo]

avoid such distributions, really. Unless you have some specific use for it, i.e., a netbook or an really old machine, go for a normal ultimate edition.
Even Tiny7 is a POS, because it misses several important components for me, and for netbook users.

[alaakoura]

avoid such distributions, really. Unless you have some specific use for it, i.e., a netbook or an really old machine, go for a normal ultimate edition.
Even Tiny7 is a POS, because it misses several important components for me, and for netbook users.

For that reason i use this verison Microsoft.Windows.7.ULTIMATE.x86.Integrated.December.2009

[Cabalo]

Perfect. I use the x64 version instead, I can't go back to x86

[Slickerey]

Cabalo is right. Untouched versions of the Windows OS work much better than those that are edited.

[alaakoura]

Perfect. I use the x64 version instead, I can't go back to x86

what is the difference between 86x and 64x ?

[Cabalo]

http://gizmodo.com/5133771/why-you-s...with-windows-7

[brilman]

I'll never go back to 32bit. But did ya notice that most programs run under 32bit (x86)? It does seam alot more stuff has come out to take advantage of x64

[Cabalo]

Where I notice that the most is using Photoshop 64bits, with heavy images.
It's waaaay smoother.

[peat moss]

Windows.7.Extreme.Edition.x86 has a bunch of bloatware you " can't " uninstall , stay away from it .

My wife's computer is running Windows.7.Eternity 32 bit very smoothly , she only has 3 gb of memory so thought I'd try it .

Rule of thumb if you have over 4 gb of ram run 64 bit .