Upgrading RTM to SP0

[UchihaItachi]

Is it possible to update my W7 Ultimate RTM to SP0 when the patch released?
and is there any crack or serial that can make my pirated W7 to Genuine??

 

[daship]

Suck an egg. Call Microsoft and ask them.

 

[UchihaItachi]

so, i hv to get a SP0 W7

 

[Zoron]

If you're asking "Do I have to purchase a legal copy of Windows?"... then the answer is (quite obviously) YES!

 

[UchihaItachi]

ok...

 

[Herr_Koos]

And another pirate vessel goes down to Davy Jones' locker with the Jolly Roger still flying.. ;-)

 

[UchihaItachi]

Davy Jones' locker???

 

[mi1ez]

*facepalm*

 

[UchihaItachi]

well, nvm....i don't understand those terms anyway

 

[Herr_Koos]

well, nvm....i don't understand those terms anyway

Ever seen Pirates of the Caribbean?

 

[UchihaItachi]

no
anyway, can anyone can teach me the problem i posted on overclocking AMD....??

 

[plasmastorm]

I.m sure that some one can teach you, but I doubt it's going to be anyone here....

 

[Santimun]

lol what is "SP0"? Is that supposed to be Service Pack ZERO??? Why not just type "windows 7"?

 

[UchihaItachi]

yup, SP0 is Service Pack Zero. I can't type Windows 7 1st of all, it got 4 versions. 2nd of all before SP0 released there is BETA, RC and RTM versions....

 

[Zoron]

It is not referred to as "SP 0". RTM = Release to Manufacturing, which means that it is the final version with no service packs. The Windows 7 on store shelves will technically be the RTM version, but they do not refer to it as such. It is simply called Windows 7 Home Premium, Windows 7 Professional and Windows 7 Ultimate. There is no such thing as Service Pack Zero.

 

[UchihaItachi]

ok, thx

 

[anamaniac]

Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit OEM costs around $180.
Home Premium is around $110.

Are they really asking all that much of you?

 

[UchihaItachi]

i have no interest in 64bit, unless i use DDR3 which can support higher than 8GB
W7 32bit enough for me....

 

[Herr_Koos]

i have no interest in 64bit, unless i use DDR3 which can support higher than 8GB
W7 32bit enough for me....

I think you're getting seriously confused here. With a 64bit OS you can support more than 4GB RAM regardless of whether it's DDR2 or DDR3. DDR3 just gives you more memory bandwidth.

 

[UchihaItachi]

what about some games or software if they doesn't support 64bit??

 

[Herr_Koos]

Win 64 works perfectly with probably 99% of 32bit software out there. It even makes a separate Program Files folder for x32 apps. Some older applications may not run, but so far everything I've tried just works.

 

[UchihaItachi]

hmm....perhaps i should get W7 Ulti X64 soon

 

[anamaniac]

Yes you should.

I doubt you'll regret it.

 

[UchihaItachi]

😀

 

[anamaniac]

Going to buy it in the morning.
Still haven't worked out the details yet though...
1 or 2 copies, home or ultimate...
That, and which movie I'm going to see (my computer shop being by a theatre...)