Simple Windows 7 tip

So I checked both my laptop and desktop for my windows 7 upgrades and they shipped it 2 days before the official release which is today. Oh and don't trust HP's windows 7 shipping, they are sloooow. I mean yes they took the matters to their own hands like they created their own windows 7 serial number page because they wanna be original... heck you know when you buy an HP computer, it comes with HP services... owo I digress. Partly my evil parents bought HP and it's still validating the serial since a month ago. Evil in evil out.

So let's begin the windows 7 guide. It's not really hard and everybody makes it so. It's like youtube comments. If one says this, 1000 ppl follows.

-If you have a desktop or a laptop, get Home Premium. <--recommended for average people like me. Home Premium has enough stuffs of what we just need and know from XP and Vista.

-if you have a netbook or 3G netbook, get Starter. Starter on the other hand has no DVD playback feature. Cause netbooks don't need that since there is no DVD rom. There is no Aero peak cause that's just for shiney effects. Those transparent windows, colorful bars, and touch screen mechanics. Those are RAM hoggers and I turn them off on my desktop as well. Netbooks are for surfing the net. Think of your iPhone or Andriods. You don't need these fancy garbage to do simple things.
-If you're IT or in a job of networking and renderfarming or a bigger nerd than a nerd should be, get ultimate or professional.

For the noobies who dunno about 32bit and 64bit; 32bits is if your computer can handle 3GB or less of RAM, 64bits if your computer can handle more than 4GB of RAM. I have 12 GB of RAM cause I do heavy duty prossesing in 3D and adobe renderings. For a person only doing Word and Financel programs, 2GB is enough for you.

So what's so good about Windows 7 besides people saying it's better. If you are paranoided about energy like me, (I use 700watts in my PSU, normal consumer HP computers uses 250watts) windows 7 has a smart architechture of saving energy when it's not needed. It also dims lights when your not using the computer (Screensavers doesn't count of preserving energy, shutting off monitor does). For laptops, you get an instant on and off when you close the lid. Only nessary services activates in your prossesors when you start up giving it a much faster boot time. Also pinning your programs to your start bar for shortcuts. You get the point. This applies to why they make so many versions. Starter has stuffs only just to surf the web and watch videos and play flash games, word and financal programs, etc. Premium has enough stuffs to do everything else, like Maya, adobe suite and other powerful highend softwares, DVD playbacks.

Now I'll be having a nerd party in my brain while waiting for Win7. P.S. If you are a college student, you get windows 7 upgrade for $30.