ganoncrotch said:
Yeah when you "upgrade" to that version of windows 10 for free it basically turns your license into an OEM license tied to the hardware inside your machine, you can change around some bits and pieces with no issues at all but I've seen issues mostly with going from normal HDD's to SDD and 100% of the time when changing motherboards, that license is as good as gone if something happens to your motherboard, which... is just bollocks really. Adds 100euro to the disaster that is a blown motherboard. |
lso a thing to note is that any current licenses on sale are all OEM's from what I've been trying to find which is why I'm waiting till next summer to see what the full price of the retail licenses wll be, if they shape up 10 by then and it's changed a deal from now and retail isn't so expensive then I might go for it, if not then I'm fine with sticking to 7 for a few more years until another OS pops up.
Thing is hw wise is that I am alreadyd eciding on a new ram kid, another SSD, a new CPU model which might possibly mean a new mobo but I won't worry about that until next year, allI know is that some of those new changes would upset Windows 10 and I'd rather not lose my 7 license and then get locked out because I upset MS.
I just hope that hw policy doesn't extend to retail keys, if it does we are totally fucked and benchmark gamers are completely fucked over, MS hopefully knows this for the future because it sure as helldidn't work with Ubisoft and it's not working so swell with EA (SW BF has a form of hw DRM too).
Mankind, in its arrogance and self-delusion, must believe they are the mirrors to God in both their image and their power. If something shatters that mirror, then it must be totally destroyed.







