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yep my system also has that option, although my laptop doesn't officially support Windows 11 so maybe there's that. I still don't understand Microsoft's arbitra
by black3r 5y ago
yep my system also has that option, although my laptop doesn't officially support Windows 11 so maybe there's that. I still don't understand Microsoft's arbitrary decision to not officially support my CPU (even though some Kaby Lake CPUs are supported and newer slower Pentiums are also supported smh)
- supernovae 5y agoIt’s because of security. If you don’t have the right chipset windows 11 is drastically slower than windows 10 on same hardware. i’m kind of glad they kept the security in place for once rather than backwards compatible at all cost you can force windows 11 if want to deal with the penalty. it will just warn you it doesn’t pass performance baseline - there are videos and websites that explain how to force it and ignore compatibility checks. just search for bypass system requirements windows 11