Are you planning to switch to windows 11 in october?

[EASY PETE]

Personally idk if i'll even bother my ass with it

[wesnef]

Well, looks like people who use Office 365 will have to upgrade in Oct - Tom's Hardware reports that Microsoft is making O365 only work on Win11 then.

[A&A]

wesnef の投稿を引用：

Well, looks like people who use Office 365 will have to upgrade in Oct - Tom's Hardware reports that Microsoft is making O365 only work on Win11 then.

They also have web based versions of their software, which doesn't make a lot of sense why it should be limited to Win11.

[Mabi]

you will be forced to have more SSDs to switch from a Microsoft beta system to a preferred Linux one to avoid getting trapped in locked dualboot. You can request mobos better designed for rapid replacement of NVME/M2 SSDs. The gaming market is in crisis due to a few who buy everything and don't develop anything (like Microsoft). So you can request and raise funds for exclusive Linux titles of the future.

[Mabi]

the player of the safe operating system doesn't care much if he finds cheaters anyway. at least we let him enjoy the performance on the operating system he prefers, if instead of forcing changes, we make efforts to support systems like win xp, 7 etc... because they are simpler, more loved, more familiar and then maybe, maybe then we move on with less anger when moving on to the next ones.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Faiyez の投稿を引用：

Bad 💀 Motha の投稿を引用：

Give us a single point or reason to put Win11 on a Gaming PC?

There isn't one.

There's a few.

*Direct Storage supported in games like The First Descendant
*Improved AutoHDR
*It's the only option in Handheld PC

DirectStorage feature was added to Win10.
As long as you have Win10 22H2 + updates and a GPU tbat supports DirectX 12 Ultimate

Why would you want any handheld running WinOS. All that does is slow it down and hog tons of space because of bloat junk

[Faiyez]

Bad 💀 Motha の投稿を引用：

Why would you want any handheld running WinOS. All that does is slow it down and hog tons of space because of bloat junk

Currently, some of the most popular handheld gaming devices are running Windows. Most notably the ROG Ally family of handhelds. A good reason for preferring Windows on handheld is game compatibility, which can be an issue on non-windows OS devices.

[Mabi]

the question of the various declarations corrected quickly such as, win11 is not recommended but you can install it even without tpm, and then move on to, the tpm is essential and you can't do without it, you can use win10 instead.

How many suffer from not using tpm on win10 or 7?

will the tpm be essential on the new steam machines?, will it be present to downgrade to win11 by installing it internally if desired?

the best method to test if a PC works is through applications and games, when you find yourself with a 100% CPU to guarantee security, slow SSDs to guarantee security, the various things for which Microsoft has not understood why you, yes you, are not using its latest system, you can blame your hardware, blame the rtx 5000 series, intel, amd... but not microsoft.

Microsoft, you want to continue developing with free beta testers, don't put poor engineers to tinker with Linux without authorization then, don't get angry if someone uses Win7, the problem is yours alone.

[Thermal Lance]

Faiyez の投稿を引用：

Bad 💀 Motha の投稿を引用：

Why would you want any handheld running WinOS. All that does is slow it down and hog tons of space because of bloat junk

Currently, some of the most popular handheld gaming devices are running Windows. Most notably the ROG Ally family of handhelds. A good reason for preferring Windows on handheld is game compatibility, which can be an issue on non-windows OS devices.

You are of course correct. Especially when it comes to multiplayer titles. (Thanks super invasive anticheats.)