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and yet pc games are still coming out that support windows 7. Its going to quite a while before you stop seeing pc games support 7
I'm on W7 x64 with 0 updates install (vanilla 2011 build DVD Legacy) In clean install, I have automatic blocked windows update in services and add so much list IP microsoft at blacklist.
Never problem :) Security? My brain is my security. MSE work fine with update without Windows Update lul
That's just wrong. Thanks to Steam's hardware and software survey we know that Windows 7 still accounts for 37% of PC gamers. It's going to take at least a couple of years more before Windows 7 isn't being considered by developers.
Microsoft's decision to exclude Windows 7 and 8.1 machines running a "too new" CPU from getting security updates will at least push some users to upgrade to Windows 10. It's obvious already that Microsoft don't want Windows 7 to turn into another Windows XP by 2020 when it goes out of extended support.
We'll have to wait and see how long it takes before publishers and developers stop targeting Windows 7. Though the slow adoption of DirectX 12 (and honestly, good riddance to it, just support Vulkan instead) isn't helping Microsoft's case either. Especially not when a surprising amount of games perform better while running in DirectX 11 mode than they do in DirectX 12 mode.
They always do that when it comes to newer stuff.
Depending on your computer, you can still freely update to Windows 10 even though it's not advertised. If you don't feel bad about lying, there's also this page that still works: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/accessibility/windows10upgrade
Just yesterday I installed Windows 10 on my old laptop from 2010 that had a Windows 7 Ultimate OEM key in its BIOS and it activated without any issues.
Windows 7 is the new XP, in the same vein that XP was a malware infected wasteland of an OS that more often than not is used as bots in botnets online. After all, 98.35% of all infected machines of the WannaCry malware (you know, the worst malware attack in almost two decades) ran Windows 7: https://www.theverge.com/2017/5/19/15665488/wannacry-windows-7-version-xp-patched-victim-statistics
the motivation to support windows 7 is decreasing
Which is why people hoping Vulkan would be the future as it is independent of OS.
So far, I'm more impressed with Vulkan than I am from DirectX 12.
Microsoft barely support their own DirectX 12 is probably why DirectX 11 is still for 99.99% native for new titles.