[SOLVED] which version should I choose?!

[mmd_jvd]

hey everyone
so I work with Adobe Premiere, After FX and all other editing softwares! "also a lit bit Gaming tho"
I'm wondering i should go for which version of win 10? I mean HOME, Pro or enterprise?
i really need that all of my RAM, CPU and GPU would be free as possible as the can be!
in the other words, which version of win 10 puts less processing on my hardwares?
thanks

CORE i5 9400f, GTX 1060 6GB, 16 GB RAM and a 256 ssd

 

[Lutfij]

Might want to read through here;
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us...-10-home/b1078908-1932-4c12-b5fd-bdcd58984333

You're going to be fine with the 64bit of Windows 10 Home.

 

[Alabalcho]

HOME, Pro or enterprise?

There is no legal way ordinary Joe Doe to obtain, install and activate Enterprise edition. Don't steal!

 

[Colif]

depending on hardware, you probably find Pro is more than enough, it offers same max ram amount, and the problem then is finding hardware that supports that much ram.

Many boards top out at 128gb of ram, I am not sure if any outside of server space support the 512gb of ram Threadripper can use.

 

[USAFRet]

hey everyone
so I work with Adobe Premiere, After FX and all other editing softwares! "also a lit bit Gaming tho"
I'm wondering i should go for which version of win 10? I mean HOME, Pro or enterprise?
i really need that all of my RAM, CPU and GPU would be free as possible as the can be!
in the other words, which version of win 10 puts less processing on my hardwares?
thanks

CORE i5 9400f, GTX 1060 6GB, 16 GB RAM and a 256 ssd

Unless you really need the corporate level functions in Pro, Home is just fine.
There is no performance difference.

 

[Colif]

There is no performance difference.

no, but there are ram differences. Home only max of 128gb, Pro has max of 512.

For most of us, that doesn't matter. It might for them, I doubt it but maybe

 

[USAFRet]

no, but there are ram differences. Home only max of 128gb, Pro has max of 512.

For most of us, that doesn't matter. It might for them, I doubt it but maybe

Well, yes.
If you are at the level of needing to go past 128GB RAM....then Pro.
Such a user probably wouldn't be asking...

And Pro is 2TB, not 512GB.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/wi...ws-releases#physical-memory-limits-windows-10

 

[Colif]

Seems lutfis list is old then. I was going from what he had.

 

[USAFRet]

Seems lutfis list is old then. I was going from what he had.

Yep.
That was June 2 2015, a month or so before 10 was even released.

 

[Colif]

6tb of ram in enterprise is probably enough for most people lol.
link up with their NVME raid array and they might be able to run windows 20 with chrome open if they lucky

anyway...

the fact I had wrong max ram is not point. If he wants more than 128 he needs Pro. He will struggle to find boards that accept more than 128 though so Home probably is enough.

 

[USAFRet]

the fact I had wrong max ram is not point. If he wants more than 128 he needs Pro. He will struggle to find boards that accept more than 128 though so Home probably is enough.

Right.

For that system, 32GB is probably fine. 64GB if there are very very large files, and doing this in a production environment.