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Re:Updates Make Windows 7 and 8 Spy on You Like Windows 10 by dibujante on Monday August 24, 2015 @12:39PM (#10111079)
I updated to Windows 10 and found it to be so painfully slow that I switched to Ubuntu 14.04 for gaming. I've honestly had a pretty good experience playing everything from low-fi indie titles (like Terraria) to AAA releases (like Shadow of Mordor). Try it out!
Re:Updates Make Windows 7 and 8 Spy on You Like Windows 10 by dragonwriter on Monday August 24, 2015 @12:46PM (#10111135)
> I updated to Windows 10 and found it to be so painfully slow

I initially had that problem, but it seemed to be the fact that (on top of some phoning-home options that I missed disabling originally, which seemed to play some role in the slowness -- disabling them helped) the Windows 10 update from Windows 8.1 also, for some unknown reason, rolled WLAN drivers back to the versions that were several years old (pre-Win8.1 at least) and fairly broken and couldn't automatically locate new ones; redownloading the latest (for Win8.1 -- no Win 10 specific drivers were available for the hardware in question) drivers (which is what had been installed prior to the update) resolved the slowness problems.

Re:Updates Make Windows 7 and 8 Spy on You Like Windows 10 by ionised on Tuesday August 25, 2015 @04:49AM (#10115207)
I can't say I've had any issues with performance on Win10. Some games seem to actually run a bit better for me.