I've also played a wide selection of games on it with no issues whatsoever (but again, only so far). That said, I quite like Windows 10, and I'm pleased to find that the free-to-all (for now) 'technical preview' has proven rock solid and thrown up zero compatibility errors so far.
If you've been resistant to those for any reason, then yes, you may well have a comfortable time if you upgrade from Windows 8/8.1 to the W10 Technical Preview. I'm not sure I could say "you should upgrade from Windows 8 because of this" either, as most of that particular whipping boy's 'hey, let's just randomly mash desktop and tablet UIs together because no-one in their right mind uses a traditional PC these days, right?' misfires have already been remedied by third-party applications. DirectX 12, if it proves to be exclusive to Win 10 (this has not been announced one way or the other as yet), may make the difference, but right now I cannot point to a single element of Windows 10 that would cause me to say "you should upgrade from Windows 7 because of this." Under the hood, it does mean we get Windows 8's improved and faster codebase, and perhaps some greater degree of future-proofing, but this is fairly nebulous stuff. (If you're still on XP, it's a much more meaningful step on). For the most part, it's rolling back the miserably short-sighted mistakes of Windows 8, even more so than the 8.1 update already had, but to the average eye it's now very hard to ascertain just what it does differently to or better than trusty old Windows 7. The Technical Preview is basically a pointless update from Windows 7 in its current build, but fine. To see this content please enable targeting cookies.
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