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They won’t to arm twist people off Win10 to 11 and force you to buy a new PC. No. This is why we have choices and Linux Mint.
by sys_64738 5y ago
They won’t to arm twist people off Win10 to 11 and force you to buy a new PC. No. This is why we have choices and Linux Mint.
- supernovae 5y agowindows 11 is better for requiring the modern cpus..it suffers greatly in performance if you install it on unsupported chipsets..
- mavhc 5y agoWhat changed between a 7th and 8th gen intel cpu that made it not work?
- supernovae 5y agoLots of articles on this.. i suspect similar issues of security and performance for the reason mac deprecated that hardware too on current os.
- mavhc 5y agoDon't see any that explain what specifically changed that made it not work.
- mhio 5y agoMacos 12 runs on Ivy Bridge 2013 mac pro's and haswell mac minis, so on their side it wouldn't appear to be a technical limitation of the older CPU's. Apple does their trusted stuff on the T2 rather than the Windows generic TPM 2.0 requirement, but interestingly the 2013 mac pro lacks a T2 as well. I think TPM 2.0 was a 6th gen skylake onwards thing?
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- gruez 5y agoWhat features did they add that required newer chipsets? It made sense sense for windows vista because of all the 3d/glass effects. For windows 11 all they add was... rounded corners.
- sys_64738 5y agoThis is just them being lazy or trying to set a baseline of TPM 2.0 based systems. There's no technical reason to not support those chipsets already supported in Win11.