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"13-9_win7_win8_64_dd_ccc_whql"
Driver version 9.14.10.0984, Catalyst 13.9
OS Windows 8.1 Pro(N/A)
Intel Core i7 4960X
Intel X79/LAN MSI Big Bang-XPower II
1200W Chieftec BPS-1200C PFC - 2x
Koolance CPU-380I
PC12800 8GB Hynix Hynix-1 CL11 (8х - 64Gb)
NVIDIA GeForce GTX Titan 6144M ASUS GTXTITAN-6GD5 (3х- 18Gb)
SATA 240GB Intel 520 SSDSC2CW240A310
SATA 512GB Plextor PX-512M5P
4TB Hitachi HGST HUS724040ALE640 (0F14683)
WT 7.1 ASUS Xonar Phoebus
You either ignored or didnt read,
"Open to helpful advice, "Get Windows 7" is not helpful as it does not have Hyper-V."
Maybe I shouldnt feed this troll...
My I educate you on Hyper-V and Windows 7.
What is Hyper-V and why do noobs want it when windows 7 works perfectly. Well, Hyper-V allows you to run virtual machines. Why do you need virtual machines? To run domains, servers, clients, practice SCCM, install SQL, exchange, active directory, dns, dhcp or even open dodgey software all without affecting my local machine. Imagine being able to run several win98, xp, vista, win7, server 2003, server 2008, server 2012 machines all at the same time on the machine you are reading this on... Well guess what, you cant. Why? Windows 7 does not support Hyper-V. On certain Windows 8 versions you can enable it. Sure I could use Xen Desktop or Vmware workstation but those virtual solutions will not help me learn Hyper-V which in my case is relevant to my job, they can also cost a lot of money. Maybe you will understand why I have 64GB of RAM or a machine with only SSD storage; of which one can perform 120,000 4k IOPs and transfer 1.3GBs read and write: perfect for database transactions, snapshots and backups. I choose hardware for this task. Heck I think my virtual environment will be faster then the one installed on the tin. So the solution of "Get Windows 7" is not reasonable in my case, thus stated in my initial question. I have windows 7 on 3 other machines in my house, MS gave it to me for free before it was released. In short I value my career in IT over gaming. It is not the solution, but thanks.