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It is very clearly stated that TPM isn't the requirement but "intel 8th gen and Ryzen 2nd gen" is the cut-off. https://linustechtips.com/topic/1351028-microsof
by Dah00n 5y ago
It is very clearly stated that TPM isn't the requirement but "intel 8th gen and Ryzen 2nd gen" is the cut-off.
https://linustechtips.com/topic/1351028-microsoft-makes-things-worse-again-windows-11-actually-will-not-run-on-anything-below-8th-gen-intel-ryzen-2000/ https://linustechtips.com/topic/1351028-microsoft-makes-thin...
- temac 5y agoI think wait and see. That kind of CPU req published now sorta makes sense for OEMs, but for computers to upgrade, just WTF. Does MS really want a split install base to mostly Win 10 machines and a just a few 11? And BTW there is this "little" shortage and high demand that is supposed to continue for years; and Skylake or even before are (lets say at least for core ones: more than) perfectly capable of running Win 11. So a hard cut-off at Intel 8th gen and Ryzen 2nd gen really makes no strategic sense whatsoever. I have no doubt MS employs plenty of clueless people, but maybe not going that far to insanity-land. I mean I was starting to consider switching to a Mac, undecided still, but if MS persist this will really be a no-brainer.
- shadilay 5y agoStrange given that Ryzen 2000 is just a die shrink.