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Jan 18,  · Logically Windows 7 Professional should be slower than Windows 7 Home Premium because it has more features to take up system resources. However, one might expect someone spending more on an operating system to spend more on hardware so that you can reach a neutral situation as Ben suggests. Yes. Any version of Windows 7 will play your games, and probably play them better than Vista (at least if my experience of Win7 RC1 is anything to go by) yep, for gaming home premium. Pro just give you more security and network option but for home use you don't need all that extra stuff. Its not.

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Memory support. Home Premium: 16GB of physical memory supported. Professional: GB of physical memory supported. (*bit editions only.) Recent tests of a mid range Windows 7 based PC with configurations of 4GB, 8GB and 16GB of system memory have shown only a marginal overall performance benefit between 8GB and 4GB.