Check if your system meets the requirements for Windows 11 and consider the benefits it offers.
Check if your system meets the requirements for Windows 11 and consider the benefits it offers.
You're still using Windows 10 on a powerful gaming rig. Upgrading to Windows 11 could offer benefits like better performance and new features, but it depends on your specific needs. Since you have TPM disabled, turning it on might be necessary. There are reports of issues with Ryzen processors and FTPM, so check those details carefully before deciding. Let me know if you want more info!
Unless you require particular features of Windows 11 (such as security patches or performance tweaks), an upgrade may not be necessary. Windows 10 will remain compatible until October 14, 2025, and Windows 12 is expected soon.
The primary reason for thinking about an update was a new release that supposedly improved performance with higher polling rate mice (such as my lamzu 4khz). Yet I'm still uncertain if it's worth updating, particularly since I don't like the look of Windows 11. If there were additional advantages to upgrading, I'd think about it.
I use Windows 11 on my main desktop and everything works just fine. There aren’t any major problems. It doesn’t seem like a real upgrade from Windows 10—it feels more like a new look.
You've got a solid setup with both Windows 10 and 11. Upgrading isn't necessary unless you specifically need to try Windows 11 or see improvements for newer Intel processors. Reviews suggest 10 performs well enough, while 11 handles the E-cores better.