It's worth buying a new 5800X because it gives you better performance than your old one.
It's worth buying a new 5800X because it gives you better performance than your old one.
Not long ago I swapped out my motherboard and CPU for a b550-a and a 5800x. Now that I've done this, I can probably upgrade to Windows 11. When people ask if it's worth the cost, some want to keep on Windows 10 until its end of support. Here, what are the pros or cons of using a Ryzen CPU and just checking if Windows 11 is in good shape for me? So far, I'm all in with upgrading because of better audio (AAC), a new File Explorer, and a fresh Notepad. I also have the latest BIOS version installed so that helps too.
Windows 11 is basically the same thing as Windows 10. The changes are tiny so if your computer can handle it, you should pick up the update. It's free to use and doesn't cost anything more than usual. I've been running this software for two years and it feels just like Windows 10. I'm using a 3600XT processor with an X570 motherboard, and everything works fine on that setup.
Windows 11 looks almost exactly the same as Windows 10, so why not switch if your computer can run it? It's free, no extra cost to pay for it. I've been using it for two years and it feels just like Windows 10. I'm using a 3600XT card and an X570 board, and the system works fine.
Go for Windows 11 without all the extra stuff. Check this video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P277Sb-1iJE
Quick update here After too much hassle with the installation assistant windows 11 is up and working Is there any suggestions you would give? The only major thing I miss from windows 10 is small taskbar
I would move my start button to the left so it feels more like Win 10 with a tiny bit of a small taskbar. I forgot about extra toolbars for a while, as used to hide all my desktop icons and keep a toolbar attached to the taskbar. Now that I just ignore that fact, I can see they exist anyway.