Windows 7 Criticism Was Defended

Windows 7 Criticism Was Defended

The IT company that criticized Microsoft's IT product - Windows 7 on the Internet, said that everything it said was true even though everybody said it was wrong. The criticism brought to the operating system was that most Windows 7 devices exhaust their physical memory, and as a result have a low performance. The company said that 86% of the Windows 7 PCs have this memory problem.

Craig Barth, chief technology officer at Devil Mountain Software said that "Everyone thinks that they're a [Windows] performance expert. They look at their PC and say, 'My PC doesn't do that.'" However, there are people that say this is not true. One of them is Micah Haber who said that "Vague reports that a little-known outfit somehow has managed to get metrics on 23K machines, and has found their memory utilization to be abnormally high without explanation as to how, is not a reliable source."