I would imagine you would be better off staying with XP as it would use less resources to run it than windows 7 would. Which means more resources for traktor to run. I think your CPU may struggle with windows 7.
It would probably run it, but I would say stick with XP for stability. You can always dual boot a small partition to see how it works before jumping in all the way.
I run Win 7 Ultimate on my Acer Aspire One netbook. It has an Atom 1.66 GHz processor and is maxed out at 1.5GB RAM. I haven’t had too many issues with it.
That said, if you have a legit copy of Win 7, you can use a free program called vLite to make a super stripped down installation, getting rid of programs, settings, task, etc that you don’t use, effectively streamlining Win7.
I just got Win 7 (legit) cus my new monitors only have Win7 drivers.
They work with my XP Dell but i figure they might work better with Win7.
I was thinking of backing up the hard drive and formatting the PC and installing WIn7 .I Ive had lots of problems with this PC in the passed which Dell where shit at helping with so i figure a fresh start is a good idea.
Turns out its a RAID Dell Dimension 9150… means nothing to me.
Should i do it. Will it be easy. How do i format a RAID thingy?
Will the Win7 install give me an option to wipe the damn thing. I did read that installing Win7 would require a complete format anyway.
Am i talking hogwash..?
I had to reinstall a few things like CS5 etc but everything works great. The only thing that doesn’t work is my 5 year old phone lol, but a $5 bluetooth dongle solved that issue!
Do i need to format the RAID jobby or will the Win7 Install do it for me.
I had some trouble with the pc a few years back and Dell sent me all the XP disks to reinstall and i ended up with 2 installations, one with fuck all on it and one with all my stuff. I want shut of everything.