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Doing a total upgrade is certainly an option, but I just wanted to mention an alternative option since you seemed to be mentioning total platform replacement as a barrier to your Windows 11 scenario. You don't need to do that at all, and I'd say the CPU upgrade alone would be far more cost effective. Year of release isn't everything. Zen 3 is only one generation behind, and the Zen 3 X3D models in particular are plus or minus matching AMD's latest Zen 4 generation (not counting those X3D models, of course). Of course Zen 5 will be that much faster though, yes. AM4 is literally the best platform in how much performance growth it offered and we'll probably never see anything like it again, and you're sitting on the very first generation, so it seems a waste to not consider. But I don't want to push the choice on you, and if you want more performance and are willing to spend for it, I wouldn't blame you. I'm eagerly awaiting the 9800X3D myself to replace my 5800X3D (definitely not a necessary change at all, but Minecraft will likely justify it for me).
Rumors were initially saying later this year for Zen 5 (9000 series) and early next for X3D which would basically match the two year gap from Zen 4 and the Zen 4 X3D, or there's a recent rumor now saying they might come early and release middle of this year the baseline 9000 series and later this year (when Intel launches Arrow Lake) for X3D launch.
Rumors are also suggesting there might not even be a new chipset series for these CPUs, which makes sense since they're not radically changing compared to Zen 4, but RAM support should tick up from 6,000 MHz to 6,400 MHz. And there should be a nice double digit IPC uplift even at the same clock speeds (which are expected to not go up much if at all).
Ok so first go to microsoft site and downlaod windodws 11
Then downlaod and install rufus on my pc
Thern copy windows 11 from my pc to the usb
Then install it from the usb?
Right? Is that what should ido? And none of my programs, games, movies , series, texts, that ihave on my pc will be deleted? evrythign will work ok as it does now on 10? i will not need to reinstall anything?
He then asked me: will it the computer soon show us a message who will say ''please upgrade me and install windows 11''?
And he is not the only one i am sure there are more people who dont know it because they dont read pc news. He for example, is from a poort family and has very old pc. He uses it for internet and also to watch movies and series and his parents use it for work with simple programs like word and excel. That why he goes to internet cafe to play games as that pc can not play current games not even low 1080p 30 fps. All these people will be surprised when one day they will open their pc and they will get a message that will say ''you can not aaceess the internet because you dont have windows 11'' or that their programs and games will stop working after a update like it happend with steam in January on windows 7(however most games since 2016 dont work on 7 anyway).