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The desktop computer I've been using since 2015 doesn't have a TPM and is still plenty fast for my needs. And probably lots of machines a fair bit newer don't h
by zbrozek 3y ago
The desktop computer I've been using since 2015 doesn't have a TPM and is still plenty fast for my needs. And probably lots of machines a fair bit newer don't have them either. Hardware from 2020 is very new.
Luckily, I have no desire to run Windows 11.
- LoganDark 3y ago> The desktop computer I've been using since 2015 doesn't have a TPM Yeah but it's from 2015. Windows 11 is from, like, 2021. That's over 6 years before the OS started asking for something you don't have. I think this is why people cry laziness, because it does legitimately sound that way from an outside perspective.
- JohnFen 3y agoThat doesn't sound lazy. That sounds like not wanting to replace perfectly good equipment.
- LoganDark 3y agoFor me "perfectly good" means "supporting the capabilities required to run the software I need to run" so once I need to run something that my computer doesn't support, it stops being perfectly good.