What is your preferred release version of Windows 10?

[legacyfan]

10 minutes ago, mjd79 said:

The thread is about preferred versions of W10.... In the case of Windows 7, there isn't even much to choose between, well maybe between build 7600 and 7601 (SP0/SP1)

Personally at this moment I am using Windows 10 21H2 LTSC on my main computer, I have never been so happy with W10

ltsc is the best I use it for a little while and it was actually pretty good for being a decade old windows release

Edited March 22, 2023 by legacyfan

[Cocodile]

On 3/21/2023 at 11:47 PM, legacyfan said:

actually my preferred release is windows 7 7601 (with all the 'importent' updates installed only) it's runs really well for a almost 21 year old 

They asked about Windows 10 release, not 7.

[legacyfan]

Ive also tried the latest release of windows 10 (22H2) and it worked great except for all the extra telemetry and other uneeded stuff added into it (which can be really easily be removed) but besides that ive never really had an issue with it

Edited March 23, 2023 by legacyfan

[DanR20]

On 3/23/2023 at 7:34 PM, legacyfan said:

Ive also tried the latest release of windows 10 (22H2) and it worked great except for all the extra telemetry and other uneeded stuff added into it (which can be really easily be removed) but besides that ive never really had an issue with it

Working good here too. Still prefer Windows 7 though.

[mjd79]

I recently compared: Windows 10 1511 vs 22H2, LTSB 1607 vs 21H2, and Windows 8.1 (Update 3) vs Windows 7 (SP1).
I even stayed on the main computer with Windows 7. I could also use version 8.0.

 

Edited March 29, 2023 by mjd79

[legacyfan]

7 hours ago, mjd79 said:

I recently compared: Windows 10 1511 vs 22H2, LTSB 1607 vs 21H2, and Windows 8.1 (Update 3) vs Windows 7 (SP1).
I even stayed on the main computer with Windows 7. I could also use version 8.0.

 

ltsc is nice but does not seem to work very well with my gpu (the gpu gets hot and runs really fast) even for an already overclocked gpu 10 should not do that)