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Specifications
Manufacturer
Microsoft
Part #
Manufacturer
Microsoft
Type
Windows
Mode
32/64-bit
Version
Windows 10 Pro
Maximum Supported Memory
2048 GB
Price History
Reviews

- 41 points
- 47 months ago
from completed build MSi X99 Godlike Gaming / aka Swan Song
Windows 10 isn't without it's faults, the constant issues with windows explorer needing to be randomly restarted. all the time has been a real pain, other than that it's run very stable.

- 21 points
- 24 months ago
from completed build Novice Build: A First Timer's Tale
This brings me to the next one, which is a total lie. I dont have windows 10 pro, but I do have windows 10 education (which isn’t an option of the pcpartpicker website) which I procured a free version thanks to my university. However, I was planing on adding a partition soon for a Linux distribution. I’ve got a Ubuntu system running, but I was wondering if any of you pros out there could recommend me a better Linux distribution. But Windows is great too, don’t get me wrong, but there’s is just something about a UNIX system that makes a boy wobble at the knees

- 14 points
- 27 months ago
from completed build Amy, the Above Average Gaming PC
Full retail copy, didn't want to go the grey market Kinguin route. I have a beautiful, amazing, spectacular slip of paper with a CD key on it. Also, the world's cheapest all-plastic USB drive. But at least it's 16GB.

- 14 points
- 26 days ago
from completed build The Funstation
Well, Windows 10 Pro is what you would expect. I bought a second-hand version on Amazon, and it took FOREVER to ship, even with PAID shipping.
About the product, I like the looks of Windows 10, its ease of use, and app support (Linux and Mac OS X has bad app support compared to Windows).
What I don't like is how Microsoft is possibly spying on you through Windows 10. That's pretty evil.
Good OS anyhow. I give it a 4/5.

- 13 points
- 22 months ago
from completed build Prime Number Hunter
Painful purchase, but I wanted networking capabilities.

- 12 points
- 39 months ago
from completed build "The Storm" Gaming and 3D Content Creation Computer
I started with Windows 7 Ultimate, then I upgraded to Windows 10 Pro, so I didn't have to pay a damn dime for a license of my own. But it did come with one problem, when the upgrade succeeded, my Windows 10 Pro wasn't activated, so I got onto the phone with Microsoft, and they activated my OS, so I now have a genuine copy.

- 10 points
- 43 months ago
from completed build 4K Gaming Deployed
Purchased this becfause it was strangely less expensive to get a full copy of the game on a USB drive than the expected DVD images.
Glad I made the choice. the USB 3.0 drive makes setup and installing the OS refreshingly fast over the optical drive, and I didn't have a drive to spare for an OS install. Fresh install, drivers, and a run through of ShutUp10, and Windows 10 Pro has been a fantastic OS for this new hardware.

- 8 points
- 15 months ago
from completed build White Ryzen 2400G Build
Full of bloat and spyware. Required for using my processor as it doesn't support the OS I wanted. If I had a choice I would be using Windows 7 still.

- 4 points
- 11 months ago
from completed build X470 2700X 1st build
Not sure why I wanted the full version over the OEM or super cheap $15 versions. Bit the bullet and paid up. Wish the USB worked right out of the box; the files on it were dated like January 2017. Not sure if it was the old version that kept it from installing or what. Anyways it was no problem to download fresh and just use the keys from the box (picked it up in the mall at the Microsoft store).
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