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Yes, but don’t downvote me, as Windows XP is still x86. This only shows my point - that if it was only about architecture, this would be OK.
by gjsman-1000 2y ago
Yes, but don’t downvote me, as Windows XP is still x86. This only shows my point - that if it was only about architecture, this would be OK.
- talldayo 2y agoWindows XP was designed in an era where heterogeneous system configuration means hard-fail at boot. I don't even think modern Linux was able to boot Alder Lake unless you had the E/P core kernel update or disabled one set of cores entirely.