DX12 works on Windows 7.
DX12 works on Windows 7.
It's complimentary indefinitely as long as you upgrade within a year. You won't need to convert all your storage devices.
How reliable it is? People are talking about data mining techniques M$ is attempting to implement in Windows 10.
I put it in place yesterday and haven't faced any problems yet.
Currently, it's not very, but it's only recently launched. And unlike MS on W7, Linux distributions might be a better choice if you're concerned.
I find it hard to grasp why everyone is upset. Sure, Windows 7 is popular, but if they don’t update their software support, it’ll be hard for people to stick with it. Once official help stops (for Windows 7), it might become the new version of XP. DX12 relies on a more recent driver setup, and versions 8-8.1 also lack DX12 compatibility. Upgrading isn’t mandatory, but if you need newer features, you’ll have to use the latest system. Windows 7 feels outdated by today’s standards—really surprising considering how long it’s been around!
You might face some concerns about installing W10, but it shouldn't cause major problems. Most games and apps should function normally. You won’t need to reformat your drive, which eases the process. Since you haven’t followed the hype closely, you’re likely in a safer spot. Your Windows 7 Pro setup should carry over to Windows 10, though the upgrade icon has disappeared recently—check if you’re still eligible.