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First with the Skylake CPUs only being supported on Windows 10, now with these Atoms not being supported anymore. That makes two. Strike three and you're out,
by mtgx 9y ago
First with the Skylake CPUs only being supported on Windows 10, now with these Atoms not being supported anymore. That makes two.
Strike three and you're out, Microsoft! And I mean if this happens again soon, it should be clear to everyone that Microsoft is indeed abandoning hardware at a much faster rate with Windows 10.
- gorkonsine 9y agoI fail to see the problem. If you don't like Windows, don't use it. They're under no obligation to support whatever hardware you want to use. In reality, people are going to do whatever it takes to keep using Windows, and if that means having to run out and buy brand-new hardware to do so, that's what people will do. Microsoft could restrict Windows to a small number of allowable systems and customers will happily toss their old stuff in the trash and buy these approved systems just to keep using Windows.
- abiox 9y agoi have nearly 2000 games in my Steam account. i'll stick with windows for that.
- gorkonsine 9y agoThat's fine, just don't complain about it then.
- abiox 9y agohmm.... but why?
- greggyb 9y agoSkylake and these Atoms are two entirely different issues. Skylake is not supported EARLIER than W10. These Atoms are not supported PAST W10 CU.