Specifications
Manufacturer
Microsoft
Model
Microsoft Windows 10 Home OEM (DVD)
Part #
- KW9-00139
- MS-KW9-00139
Mode
64-bit
Version
Windows 10 Home
Maximum Supported Memory
128 GB
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Specifications
Manufacturer
Microsoft
Model
Microsoft Windows 10 Home OEM (DVD)
Part #
- KW9-00139
- MS-KW9-00139
Mode
64-bit
Version
Windows 10 Home
Maximum Supported Memory
128 GB
Price History
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- 2 points
- 11 months ago
from completed build ASUS ROG Strix (GA15DH_G15DH) AMD + NVidia build
Has a nice UI, and has plenty of configurability. Don't plan on going to Windows 11, since this is working perfectly fine and it is the exact theme I like. Besides Windows 11 isn't much of an upgrade besides security and extra bloatware.
- 4 points
- 1 year 6 months ago
from completed build Oberon Blues
I would like it if Microsoft stopped trying to force my PC to upgrade to Windows 11 when I'm not looking. That's not very cash money of them. Otherwise, it's Windows. What else is there to expect?
- 5 points
- 1 year 11 months ago
from completed build Gramps build
Bought the CD install version this time, which is a bit of a hassle. Luckily it was possible to reuse the optical drive that was already in the case, so not that bad.
- 5 points
- 2 years 2 months ago
from completed build The Tot PC
Got it for free from my college, Windows as a whole isn't my favorite but it works most of the time. But when it doesn't work, hoo boy. Oh boy.
- 6 points
- 2 years 4 months ago
from completed build Dave
It's windows. It's also not windows 11. What else could I ask for?
- 6 points
- 2 years 5 months ago
from completed build The Fish Tank
I am not a great Windows fan. It is not possible to remove some of the functions that I will never use (such as everything to do with Xbox or the cloud). This computer will spend the majority of it's time off line which is not what Microsoft wants.
- 12 points
- 2 years 5 months ago
Great MS OS. My build is ready for Win11 when Direct Storage / RTXIO-OPS PC Games are made available to play
- 7 points
- 2 years 6 months ago
from completed build Reasonably Priced First Gaming Build
It's windows 10 . . . we all know it by now. It does come as a disk, so if you're doing a fresh build, even if you don't want a disc drive in the final build, you will need one to at least install it. I had one lying around that i attached temporarily, then, once win10 was installed, removed it.
- 16 points
- 2 years 11 months ago
from completed build 'The Stormtrooper' – White/Black, Airflow, RGB, Ryzen 9, RTX 2060
Has its issues but hey, at least it's not Win 11...
- 4 points
- 3 years ago
from completed build Use the Force, somewhat
It's Windows, and wow does it open fast on this new build (12 seconds i/o-bios-windows), I'm giving it 5 stars though because they have made it easier to run Linux alongside it now. I did have to go into the bios to enable TPM though, that's hardware and bios yes, but apparently I'll need this enabled for Windows 11 or it's not going to work. Seems like a good thing to enable though. Is it? Doesn't seem to slow the computer.
