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Question: I am building a new gaming pc from scratch.  Can I use this full version of windows 8.1? or I have to use the one that says "system build"?
Document: I don't see the big deal in Vista, Windows 7, and Windows 8. Microsoft could have incorporated the new technological advances used in certain apps and or windows programs, into Windows XP, by improving on the xp operating system. Many people still use XP. I have a new Dell All-in-one pc, but I sometimes still use my Dell tower pc that I purchased in 2002. It still works well.
No problems so far.Though i do hate how they messed up the interface.I upgraded from windows 7 and i don't advise you to do the same, unless your building a new pc and looking for a new OS, then i think windows 8 is worth it.
Microsoft Windows 8.1 is a huge improvement over version 8.0 of the operating system. By right clicking the &#34;Windows&#34; button on the lower left of the desktop display, it is possible to get the functionality of the start button of previous versions of Windows. By getting the full version of the operating system, both the 32-bit and 64-bit DVD's are provided giving one a choice over which version to install.
I selected that laptop because I do want a full Windows Desktop to use 95% of the time, or a form of tablet for use the other 5% of the time. I like Windows having both built into one system. But MS made a bit of a mess out of the implementation.I can deal with Windows 8 and 8.1 and the start button thing hasn't bothered me too much, but frankly I'll be happy when the start button resembles the Windows 7 start button in presentation and behavior.
I have a gateway gaming pc and could not down load this version. i was refunded with no problems, so it was worth the shot.
Some less some better. I don't like the apps for Skype or Evernote very much. But then again, you don't have to install them, you can use the desktop version as well.In short: there are more improvements to be seen with windows 8.1 then disadvantages. So, if you have to upgrade your pc, don't  panic. Take windows 8.1
I cannot say 1 good thing about this operating system. I was conned into buying because I was building a computer and I couldn't get Windows 7 as new. Because of this, I was suckered into getting Windows 8 and am extremely disappointed. It is quite possibly the worst operating system of all time... and I even survived Vista.
I bought Windows 8.1 hoping it to be better than Windows 8 which I had installed on my son's computer, new build.That was a terrible operating system. It might be a little faster then Windows 7 but still not user friendly.On my new computer build I installed Windows 8.1 it was an easy and fast installation. I found it was about as bad as Windows 8.I even added software to make it work like Windows 7.
&#34;Charms bar?&#34; Really? insert your favorite derogatory word here. I still can't find Control Panel without using the &#34;search&#34; feature.A warning to other people as ignorant as I was: &#34;Windows 8.1 Full Version&#34; is the new way of saying &#34;Home Version&#34;!
I got windows 8.1 pre-installed on a new computer. I spent the first two hours uninstalling a lot of programs that just weren't any good. There are many free open-source alternatives to the programs that Microsoft charges for.The start menu is gone in this version. When you hit the start menu button, it brings up a screen full of apps and small little purchase suggestions. Fortunately, there is a search box which lets me find Paint and Control Panel.
Answer: Yes you can it comes with a 64 bit and a 32 bit CD.  Best to build your gamming PC with a 64 bit system.