The latest OS you are listing is Windows 7. However, on the Corel website X6 Graphics Suite X6 is listed as Windows 8 compatible. Please advise.
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Shirlene, I have Windows 7 and X6 works great. I don't know about Windows 8.
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MS WIN-8 Corel is backward compatible. If it works on WIN-8 then it will work on systems under 8. Not sure of WIN8.1 (Service Pack). I use strictly 7, consider 8 to be nothing more then icons on orange Lilly pads. Same as a custom icon, albeit a touchscreen sans mouse. I always use a Droid OS on tablets. Do not use Apple because they only paid 8.7% tax last year. Good luck.
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Yes it is Windows 8 compatible, It should run with any Operating System out there on the market. and yes its sounds good very good. hope this helps.
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yes on windows 7 i have 7 i'm pretty sure its windows 8 compatable but not absolutly sure.
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Don't know. I have windows 7 and have heard that windows 8 is a can of worms. I wouldn't make any compatibility assumptions.
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Yes, windows 7 and 8 64 bit are going to work perfectly. Just remember to install the latest catalyst drivers, at this moment are 14.10 beta.
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Like the person above asked..I have Corel Paint Shop X2 as well and now contemplating buying a Dell laptop. It has windows7 installed on it. So, there are now two people wanting to know if this X2 will run? I do lots of graphics, imposing on photos with other objets, etc....Could we pleeeeeease get an answer from someone that may be already running PSP X2 while using windows7? Thank you, Tiger
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No clue about Windows *.x. I'm still running XP64 as there hasn't been any reason for me to upgrade...and when it do, it will likely be to Windows 7 and not the newer versions. If Diamond is still supporting this product, I would suggest checking their website for current driver information.
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Yes to both. Its Windows 8 compatible and has an 11.1 Dirext X api support. DirectX 11.1 API (feature level 11_0) GPU with Shader Model 5.0 support designed for ultra high performance in the API's key graphics feature, GPU-accelerated tessellation.
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Yes, it is. You can download the driver from the website. We have both windows 7 and windows 8 operating systems. Very good buy for the money - (ps - walmart has it for $59)
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Yes, I believe it is. It's definitely Windows 8 (which I still don't like much). And I'm fairly sure it's 64 bit. It's a very nice computer and it is perfect for travel. I play minecraft on it with ease.... Skyrim is fine of I turn down the graphics. I hope I was able to help.
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Per the packaging it came in, it is compatible with windows 8. I have Windows 7 and it took a few times to get it up and running. If you want to see the compatibility on the package, I can send a picture of it, as I saved it.
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Yes, it is compatible with Windows 8, which I run on my laptop. I don't think I needed to install Intel's driver package first, either, but you may need to retrieve that.
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Should be. Any machine running Windows 8 should be capable of running Windows 7. However, I've adapted to Windows 8, and I'm not having any difficulties with it. Just downloaded and installed Windows 8.1, and it is working fine.
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The only one that I can claim 100% compatibility with is Windows 7. We have yet to migrate our 6 locations over to Windows 8, so I can't answer whether it's compatible with that OS or not. I believe in the next quarter we will be moving everyone over to Windows 8. I can give an update at that point in time. Overall, the printer is a good workhorse and we've had no issues with it. Hope that helps. Dave
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Good question. I have no idea!! An E-Mail to Corel should answer that. Sorry that I cannot be of more assistance but I use with Windows 7 John Springfield, OR.
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I have a HP Laptop with quad core AMD Radeon graphics and Windows 7 (reading off of the laptop) and it works great with Corel PaintShop Pro 6. It doesn't work with the old Microsoft program called, "Paint".
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Windows 8, with both x64 with x32 support. Under version 8 you have a tablet-like icon interface, but can run older x32 programs on the Desktop. Even though I have an Android tablet I still did not like having the standard PC interface. However, Microsoft has issued an updated version 8.1 which allows you to set the system to automatically boot up to the old standard Desktop. I have held off this update because it has some idiosyncrasies and I have installed a free program called "Classic Shell" which replaces the default Windows 8 bootup screen with a classic start button and desktop appearance. If you are a long-time Windows user you will prefer this, it is easy to toggle between the tablet icon and the Desktop. Soon Microsoft should have 8.1 working better between the two systems. Considerations: If you have a lot of legacy software and do not want to upgrade or don't have available X64 software, you may want to use the familiar desktop feature. If you already have x64 software or are buying new software, you will want to start out with the default Windows 8 tablet-icon presentation. This is the direction everything is headed anyway, so I recommend eventually migrating to the newer format. If you have older programs you have to migrate to the new PC I suggest using the older format until you get the new PC set up, so the learning curve does not interfere. I also suggest searching the Internet for articles and tips on using Windows 8 so you'll soon be familiar with the shortcuts and behavior tips for efficient use of the system. Good luck.