I am going to try Windows 10. My system is old. Core 2 Duo from 2010 with integrated graphics. Should i go with LTSB 2016 or LTSC 2019. I tried Win 10 Home. Big mistake. After 24 hours i got rid of it. I tried LTSB 2016. I cannot remember why i got rid of it.
Windows 7. Technically, you could run either LTSB 2016 or LTSC, but windows 10 for this machine is a bad idea imo.
Intel core 2 Duo E8400 @3GHz. Lenovo ThinkCentre Slim Desktop with 8 GB Ram. 2 sticks 4 GB. I have Win 8.1 and happy with it. Just thinking of trying LTSB/LTSC.
8.1 is supported to 2022(someone correct me if i am wrong), is a damn good os and doesnt have the problems windows 10 has, inc ltsb/c. I take it the machine had 8.1 installed at the factory so it will be fully supported by them. do yourself a favour, stick with what you have got
if you got rid of LTSB 2016 you got rid of the better of the two your system specs say it will run fine on it
The machine had Win 7 at the factory. (Win 7 sticker on the case). I bought it used and it had Win 10 Education and 2 GB ram. I wiped the drive and installed 8.1 and 4 GB ram. A month later i added another 4GB.I found out later after i downloaded the system manual that the max ram supported by motherboard is 4 GB. (2x2). I have 8 GB (2x4) and it runs fine.
you need ssd to run win 10... i vote ltsc 2019 ... about ram... you need run windows 7 64 bit edition to gain support over 4gb ram .....else it will be limited... best os for you is windows 7 64 bit... if you ask me...
No SSD is needed, it's helpful but not needed, even this old laptop (vista factory os) runs 10: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...10-uups-with-ease.75052/page-143#post-1545492
Being only 1 month into a new year i think its only to look good otherwise they'd say 2022. bloody corporate talk
hi dude I personally love the Windows 8.1 for a number of reasons aside its ugly hmm UI, at least on my machine I've made several comparisons using Sandra between Windows 8.1 and W10 LTSB today when I have the time I will do the same with the W10 LTSC always remembering is always the same hardware so after I tell the result ...
as i was looking for a ltsb release i ran into this thread. im currently running a thinkpad t430 with a i5-3320m. its currently on 8.1, am i better off sticking with this or making the jump to ltsb