In my experience, Windows 8 & 10 boot faster, are more stable, and use less memory. I was able to install and run Windows 8.1 on a eeePC 901 that could just ba

In my experience, Windows 8 & 10 boot faster, are more stable, and use less memory. I was able to install and run Windows 8.1 on a eeePC 901 that could just barely handle a severely stripped down version of XP when I bought it. There's some other nice things, like finally being able to mount ISOs natively without DaemonTools.