DirectX 11.1 restricted to Windows 8?

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Originally Posted by Nakatomi Uk

Its not about features but about having all the updates in to one package for business's and for builders like me or you or anyone who builds there own rigs, having the complete package means you can make slipstreams for Windows 7 and create a more refined copy of your Windows 7 installation. For business's it means it can be rolled out all in go without the need to patch one at a time it's would save MS tons of bandwidth to there update servers with the complete roll out than individual patches.

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According to your logic MS would have to release a service pack every couple of years or so throughout the mainstream and extended support phases of an OS release. That isn't feasible and has never occurred before.

Vista only received 2 service packs, having a second SP for 7 a bit over 1.5 years won't make much of a difference considering it will be covered under mainstream support till 2015 and extended support till 2020.

MS is discontinuing SP's entirely and won't be doing them for windows 8 or any future OS releases.

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/10...windows_7_sp2/


There are 3rd party utilities available like autopatcher or this:

http://tech2.in.com/how-to/software/...updates/485682

to make updating easier.

Am i the only one who noticed the Windows 8 logo looks like a knocked over trash can and the words windows 8 comes out of it?

Who ever said "Typical Microsoft" it should have been followed by '/thread' :snicker
Same old lousy/dirty practices. It would be worth turning heads if games today actually came out with a minimum DX11 requirement but oh yeah that ain't the case.

Microsoft :lol: when will you learn

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Originally Posted by HellsJester

Am i the only one who noticed the Windows 8 logo looks like a knocked over trash can and the words windows 8 comes out of it?

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Holy cow! I see it

http://blogs-images.forbes.com/patri...ows-8-Logo.jpg