I got a dell xps 9550 as well as an older but powerful desktop and they both run win 10 smoothly, id never go back - ive used it all, windows xp, 7, 8, 8.1 and used to have a macbook as well, for me atleast - windows 8, 8.1 sucked, but windows 10s something entirely different - its like a perfectly polished version of windows 8, its what windows 8 aspired to be - but ultimately failed to be - atleast for me - its a joy to use.
Up until windows 10 i honestly thought mac had the superior OS for daily usage - but upgrading to a touch enabled windows 10 laptop blew everything i've ever had out of the water, macbook included. Keep in mind that the touch functionality is part of why i love it, itjust makes it a joy to use - but apart from that its got a great search functions and just looks fucking sexy. I never experienced any bugs either and its being updated continually. Guess it depends on your hardware and usage - but if you can run it - and use your computer casually - reading the news, browsing, watching netflix , downloading stuff, editing documents maybe some light gaming i'd say go for it - 100% you're not gonna regret it.. dont really see how windows xp, 7 or 8 should have any advantages over win 10 for the casual user
Up until windows 10 i honestly thought mac had the superior OS for daily usage - but upgrading to a touch enabled windows 10 laptop blew everything i've ever had out of the water, macbook included. Keep in mind that the touch functionality is part of why i love it, itjust makes it a joy to use - but apart from that its got a great search functions and just looks fucking sexy. I never experienced any bugs either and its being updated continually. Guess it depends on your hardware and usage - but if you can run it - and use your computer casually - reading the news, browsing, watching netflix , downloading stuff, editing documents maybe some light gaming i'd say go for it - 100% you're not gonna regret it.. dont really see how windows xp, 7 or 8 should have any advantages over win 10 for the casual user