Is there any game that recuaries windows 11

[wsadqwerty12]

As I said in the title, are there any games that require windows 11? I'm building a new PC and this involves installing and buying a Windows key. It's not that I hate Windows 11 or I don't want to have it, just because I don't want to, but the website where I plan to buy an activation key, sell keys for Windows 10 much cheaper than those for Windows 11. I have one more question about the prices of keys. After Windows 10 support ends in october will prices fall? I'm asking because I don't know if it's worth waiting until Windows 10 loses support. I also don't know what the situation was like in previous systems such as Vista or Windows 7

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

I don't think any have that requirement.

[corey]

I would imagine not most games don't require the newest os.

You can always manually check what a games requirements and recommended are on their store page to see. I would say it's safe to assume you can run almost all games on Windows 10

[ReBoot]

Buy a license for 10 and upgrade for free to 11.

[Dan5000]

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Buy a license for 10 and upgrade for free to 11.

I don't think that option is available anymore. Also Win 11 runs much worse after upgrading from 10, instead if you just did a clean Win 11 install from the get go.

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

Publicado originalmente por Dan5000:

Publicado originalmente por ReBoot:

Buy a license for 10 and upgrade for free to 11.

I don't think that option is available anymore. Also Win 11 runs much worse after upgrading from 10, instead if you just did a clean Win 11 install from the get go.

It is still an option. I upgraded last month on one PC and 3 days ago on another. The 3rd had a Win 7 key I upgraded to Win 10 and then 11 just yesterday.

I'm making the move to 11 and I hate it, for the most part.

https://www.techradar.com/computing/windows/free-windows-11-upgrade-offer-wont-be-getting-killed-off-by-microsoft-yet

[metamec]

You can also do a clean 11 install even if you do follow the upgrade path. I can't say I noticed any "running much worse" difference between the upgrade and doing a clean install a year later.

[Dan5000]

Publicado originalmente por cSg|mc-Hotsauce:

Publicado originalmente por Dan5000:

I don't think that option is available anymore. Also Win 11 runs much worse after upgrading from 10, instead if you just did a clean Win 11 install from the get go.

It is still an option. I upgraded last month on one PC and 3 days ago on another. The 3rd had a Win 7 key I upgraded to Win 10 and then 11 just yesterday.

I'm making the move to 11 and I hate it, for the most part.

https://www.techradar.com/computing/windows/free-windows-11-upgrade-offer-wont-be-getting-killed-off-by-microsoft-yet

:nkCool:

Mine was not able to do it half a year back, probably depends on the version of windows key then.

[Dan5000]

Publicado originalmente por metamec:

You can also do a clean 11 install even if you do follow the upgrade path. I can't say I noticed any "running much worse" difference between the upgrade and doing a clean install a year later.

I saw many people complaining about bugs on Win 11 that all had upgraded in a reddit thread. I had none of those bugs on a clean install and had others saying the same thing.

[metamec]

Publicado originalmente por Dan5000:

Publicado originalmente por metamec:

You can also do a clean 11 install even if you do follow the upgrade path. I can't say I noticed any "running much worse" difference between the upgrade and doing a clean install a year later.

I saw many people complaining about bugs on Win 11 that all had upgraded in a reddit thread. I had none of those bugs on a clean install and had others saying the same thing.

It's tough to gauge what is a global issue with so many users (around half a billion for Windows 11 alone) and so many hardware variations, not to mention the different builds of being pushed out to different subsets of users, and the different third party software and (more crucially) drivers installed before upgrading.

Pick some Windows 11 features that work perfectly fine for you, then go and check the Microsoft Feedback Hub. You'll find many bug reports and 'loud' complaints about them, even for things like Notepad. That's the reality of a product this large and international.

I've been on /r/windows11 for years too, and it's common to see problems that only affect some users, but their numbers are often large and their voices 'loud'—even if the percent affected is small.

It's fairer to say that "Windows 11 *might* run worse after an upgrade" because, for most users, it runs fine. If you search the sub I just mentioned, you'll find people who've had no issues at all in the comments of almost all submissions about upgrade issues. I upgraded in 2021, stuck with it for a year, and did a clean install after getting a new M.2 drive. Honestly, I didn't notice any difference.

I have no reason to lie to you. I try to avoid being one of the resident contrarians here.

[Dan5000]

I know all that, but I still haven't really heared much of people having a fresh install of windows doing problems. It being streamers, friends or random people online. I did however often see streamers having problems after they've upgraded from win 10 instead, or even saw the same happening by upgrading towards win 10 previously.

Obviously I can't know if it really happens because of it, but it seems much more likely to make problems.