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Windows 11 offers improved performance and new features, but its value depends on your needs and budget.

Windows 11 offers improved performance and new features, but its value depends on your needs and budget.

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OrangeDragon12
Junior Member
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06-09-2021, 06:21 PM
#1
thanks bro
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OrangeDragon12
06-09-2021, 06:21 PM #1

thanks bro

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06-09-2021, 07:09 PM
#2
NO
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Sleepwalker667
06-09-2021, 07:09 PM #2

NO

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Arctic_Wolfpaw
Junior Member
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06-09-2021, 08:41 PM
#3
No specific reason is provided for not recommending it.
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Arctic_Wolfpaw
06-09-2021, 08:41 PM #3

No specific reason is provided for not recommending it.

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06-10-2021, 03:15 PM
#4
I've only used it in virtual environments since my hardware isn't supported. However, my tests show it runs heavier and its scheduling performs poorly during gaming sessions in certain areas. Plus, being relatively new means many bugs are present. I'd prefer sticking with Windows 10 for at least a while longer.
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caitlin_straet
06-10-2021, 03:15 PM #4

I've only used it in virtual environments since my hardware isn't supported. However, my tests show it runs heavier and its scheduling performs poorly during gaming sessions in certain areas. Plus, being relatively new means many bugs are present. I'd prefer sticking with Windows 10 for at least a while longer.

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lukastias
Member
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06-12-2021, 05:12 AM
#5
You're using Windows 11 and recently upgraded. I encountered a few issues but resolved them. For better gaming performance, ensure "core isolation" is disabled—it can slow things down. This tip works well in games like Doom Eternal, Cyberpunk, and Destiny 2. All run at the same frame rate as Windows 10. Just keep core isolation off. @Ashley MLP Fangirl
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lukastias
06-12-2021, 05:12 AM #5

You're using Windows 11 and recently upgraded. I encountered a few issues but resolved them. For better gaming performance, ensure "core isolation" is disabled—it can slow things down. This tip works well in games like Doom Eternal, Cyberpunk, and Destiny 2. All run at the same frame rate as Windows 10. Just keep core isolation off. @Ashley MLP Fangirl

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BloodArsenal
Member
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06-12-2021, 09:47 AM
#6
New versions of Windows often cause problems initially. People usually overlook them as time passes, but even Windows 7 had its flaws at launch. Windows 10 is no better (and don’t forget Win8, which needed fixes for most issues until version 8.1). After about six months to a year, the major update arrives and the system reaches a more stable stage. Let others test it beforehand.
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BloodArsenal
06-12-2021, 09:47 AM #6

New versions of Windows often cause problems initially. People usually overlook them as time passes, but even Windows 7 had its flaws at launch. Windows 10 is no better (and don’t forget Win8, which needed fixes for most issues until version 8.1). After about six months to a year, the major update arrives and the system reaches a more stable stage. Let others test it beforehand.

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06-12-2021, 01:15 PM
#7
That's an overreaction. These limitations are just technical quirks, not a big deal.
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GlennTheMaster
06-12-2021, 01:15 PM #7

That's an overreaction. These limitations are just technical quirks, not a big deal.

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Acew25
Member
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06-13-2021, 08:25 PM
#8
It's not limited to Windows; newer macOS versions lag until the first major release. It's common knowledge among Apple users to hold off until the .1 update.
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Acew25
06-13-2021, 08:25 PM #8

It's not limited to Windows; newer macOS versions lag until the first major release. It's common knowledge among Apple users to hold off until the .1 update.

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eTuV
Member
218
06-26-2021, 02:40 PM
#9
I'm using a Ryzen 7 3700X and haven't noticed any problems. It consumes very little CPU power. Right now, Windows is using about 6.6 GB of RAM, which matches its usage in Windows 10 (I have 32 GB available). Maybe it's more demanding on older systems? But my machine seems to handle it well. I've tested several games and they all run smoothly like in Windows 10. Where exactly am I experiencing this slowdown? Everyone claims it's harder, but I haven't seen it yet. It still works just fine.
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eTuV
06-26-2021, 02:40 PM #9

I'm using a Ryzen 7 3700X and haven't noticed any problems. It consumes very little CPU power. Right now, Windows is using about 6.6 GB of RAM, which matches its usage in Windows 10 (I have 32 GB available). Maybe it's more demanding on older systems? But my machine seems to handle it well. I've tested several games and they all run smoothly like in Windows 10. Where exactly am I experiencing this slowdown? Everyone claims it's harder, but I haven't seen it yet. It still works just fine.

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shockwave06
Member
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07-02-2021, 11:18 PM
#10
Your device is essentially high-end for everyday home use. It features basic hardware, such as an i3 or i5 processor with 8GB of RAM. On this setup, you’ll see clear performance differences. This kind of machine runs smoothly regardless of the operating system’s size.
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shockwave06
07-02-2021, 11:18 PM #10

Your device is essentially high-end for everyday home use. It features basic hardware, such as an i3 or i5 processor with 8GB of RAM. On this setup, you’ll see clear performance differences. This kind of machine runs smoothly regardless of the operating system’s size.

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