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2) BF3 has it's own set of issues with Win8 initially i fiddled with installations but finally found that Punk buster version does not like Win8 that much.Game becomes buggy and laggy.
3) Uni Xonar provides an aftermarket drivers for my sound card that said they haven't released a stable Win8 version at that time and again i left with beta non stable version which i didn't like.
4) At all nvidia latest drivers gives a windows score of 7.7 in win7 but it drops to 7.5 in Win8, that said it when i installed that drivers it freezed the screen in Win8 and again that drivers worked like a charm in Win7.
5) My front panel USB ports stopped working in Win8 which again worked fine in 7 and i don't know why but these things should not occur in Win8.
All these issues i faced in a time lap of 2 months which again are only some of many issues faced but these are major ones. I have used Win7 for more than 3 years and i haven't faced these issues so i went back to 7 happily.
2. I have had no issues whatsoever with Crysis, I am yet to install BF3 again.
3. Xonar drivers are provcided by asus itself, and work as expected.
4. Had no issues with nVidia drivers at all, don't know about the score issue, I haven't even tried that. Why do you think your score should be the same? That was for Win7 and this benchmark is for Win8
5. No issues there in USB as well.
Apart from that My onboard BlueTooth started working which I could not get to work in Win7.
I am using Retail Win 8 SL x64.
Only thing I have customized is that I have '
StartisBack' installed.
I don't think I would go back to Win 7. I was very skeptical before making the switch and had both OS's installed for a period,
now I have imported everything into Win 8 and have done away with my win 7 partition, I have no issues with Win 8 at all.
I have un-installed all the MS apps like Email, Friends etc. and made it much smoother.
I have no issues with an old game like "World in conflict", nor with the newer "Crysis 3".
My SLI works as it did before, and after using it for a month now, I can't even tell that much that its a newer windows.
teche said:
Btw how to switch off the Password input feature on start-ups ?
.....just dont give it a password initially, or you can disable it in User Accounts section.
Windows 8 OEM x64 Single Language costed me 7.2K