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Desktop (6700) and laptop (6600 U) is Skylake - still good enough for my needs although Microsoft might disagree on that for Windows 11.
by tibbydudeza 4y ago
Desktop (6700) and laptop (6600 U) is Skylake - still good enough for my needs although Microsoft might disagree on that for Windows 11.
- vladvasiliu 4y agoIn theory, yes. In practice, it works fine. I've been running win 11 for my gaming needs on an even older Xeon (sandy bridge, so 4th gen, IIRC - the first one with pcie 3) with no issues. It has no TPM at all. I've updated it to 22h2 the other day. Works like a charm, and I almost enjoy using the latest update. I find it much less annoying than win10. In particular, the animations feel quicker. Regular updates are showing up and installing through windows update. For the upgrade to 22h2 I had to make a usb stick with rufus (tick "disable win11 checks" or similar) and run the upgrade from there.
- tibbydudeza 4y agoI updated my server to Windows 11 (Dell SFF hexacore i5 Intel 9800T) and it looks rather good. I will give the unofficial upgrade a go once I have done boot drive backups.
- tibbydudeza 4y agoIt does seem speedier!!!.