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Windows 7 uses less resources than Windows Vista

As I said in a previous post we will try Windows 7 ... and then, something everyone has in mind is the issue of resource consumption .. and obviously had to try it but as they say sometimes ... a picture is worth a thousand words .. then put the comparison gives us a gadget.

WINDOWS VISTA. normally this is the use of Windows Vista on my notebook where we see that consumption is 1GB RAM and see that the CORE processor gives us 12% and 9%. It is noteworthy that no service is not initialized or no application is open. clearly that the session began on it in white letters we CPU Usage 11%

Windows 7 Beta. Here we see a considerable reduction in resource consumption by 45% since we can see lower consumption in terms of processor and a considerable reducing RAM consumption down to a little less than 700 MB. Thus we have in Windows 7 6% CPU Usage against 11% CPU Usage that has Windows Vista.

should be noted that no application was open and that no service was being executed simply log into windows with Aero enabled and nothing else ..

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Steve Ballmer, CEO of Microsoft, announced the availability of Windows 7 Beta download

During a keynote address at the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2009, Steve Ballmer, CEO of Microsoft Corp., announced the availability of the beta version of Windows 7 operating system, plus the availability of the latest version Windows Live, a suite of services and personal communications applications for Windows.

"I'm excited to announce the availability of the beta of Windows 7, which is on track to deliver greater simplicity and reliability to our users," said Steve Ballmer. "Windows 7 and Windows Live are part of an amazing portfolio of consumer technology that is becoming more easier for people to communicate, share and work. "

Starting today, customers of MSDN and TechNet TechBeta can download the beta version of Windows 7, the next-generation operating system from Microsoft for the personal computer (PC). Customers who wish to evaluate the beta version can do so from January 9 in www.Microsoft.com/windows7 . (Click on Image)

Well I'm nothing like "crushed" and check it and I'm downloading .. hehe I hope the next few weeks to comment on the new things that brings this long-awaited Windows version is now touchscreeen or multitouch ...