Posted: Thu Jun 10, 2010 10:51 am
I guess I should have clarified my reason for asking.
I've been flying flight simulators lately (Rise of Flight, an amazing WW1 biplane sim), and I use the MS Sidewinder FF2 stick.
Some users complain of bad graphical \"stutters\" when using the FF of the MS FF2 stick with Windows 7. Most have dual cores, and only a couple with i7 chips state that they have problems.
I dont have problems in XP, but thought if I did start to get them in win7, I could always just try the dual boot method.
I dont know of anyone trying the xp mode in win7 to try and fix the issue, but it sure seems that it would work.
One of the reasons I'm upgrading is because I cant find the reason for XP freezing on me on a daily basis. Rather than just reload XP from scratch, it was time for win7 anyway. So while I can (and will) keep my XP HD just in case of a need, not needing to boot to it (or connect it for that matter) is best.
I've been flying flight simulators lately (Rise of Flight, an amazing WW1 biplane sim), and I use the MS Sidewinder FF2 stick.
Some users complain of bad graphical \"stutters\" when using the FF of the MS FF2 stick with Windows 7. Most have dual cores, and only a couple with i7 chips state that they have problems.
I dont have problems in XP, but thought if I did start to get them in win7, I could always just try the dual boot method.
I dont know of anyone trying the xp mode in win7 to try and fix the issue, but it sure seems that it would work.
One of the reasons I'm upgrading is because I cant find the reason for XP freezing on me on a daily basis. Rather than just reload XP from scratch, it was time for win7 anyway. So while I can (and will) keep my XP HD just in case of a need, not needing to boot to it (or connect it for that matter) is best.