Even if you pick a GeForce 630 you won't be playing games to reach any setting to matter. Scroll down on this page to see benchmark comparisons between XP and Vista and 7: Which OS delivers the highest average FPS can vary between XP and 7 depending on the game, but there are also likely to be more stability issues in XP. I would generally think that Windows 7 is the best OS from a the perspective of someone who plays games from all years, but if you know that the games you are going to play all work fine on Windows XP, and that you aren't going to want to make use of any additional support that Windows 7 offers, then there's no point in using anything different. It also continues to support all new game releases, and will receive support for Vulkan, which is the OpenGL-ish version of DirectX 12 and accomplishes the same performance boost. Windows 7 will have the most support for games at this time, and the most community effort to produce fixes for older games. If we were to come up with kind of a forecast, we’d be writing that maybe, at some point in the future Windows 10 could be the fastest operating system from Microsoft for gaming, but just now the crown belongs to Windows 8.1" On second place there is Windows 7 and Windows 10 comes in third. As you can see by the results gathered during our testing, Windows 8.1 is producing the highest frame rates. Nevertheless it is interesting to see that there are some actual differences. "Most of you guys might have already expected that, in the case of gaming performance, the three operating systems aren’t worlds apart.
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