if you can run Win10, you can run W11, just the dev build not ready yet, there are rough edge and bugs ect, need to be polished more.

The TPM 2.0 requirement will brick some pc, especially those old one.
The latest build already stopped working on my VirtualBox, but still working on VMware with the exception of disabling hardware acceleration.

Search for suggestion on Settings, there should be a way to turn it off.

This post has been edited by 1024kbps: Jul 26 2021, 11:25 PM

bit of nit-picking: the big.LITTLE architecture is actually decade old of tech already, ARM is the inventor and been using on iphone and qualcomm chip since 2014.

it's always good to try new stuff since efficient cores helps a lot of battery life, for example when you browsing web on your phone, the battery does not drain and phone does not warm up because it's using the little cores, hopefully it will work for intel as well as windows 11.

Desktop will benefits too, when you're not gaming, rendering or photo editing, only efficient cores is running, it reduce noise and power consumption. heat reduced as well, it will prolong the hardware because your cpu is not dumping the wasted heat.

if its your pc for work, dont try.
if gaming pc or casual use still okay.

It's already faster than Win10 on nvme, my boot time now less than 1 mins, i had slow boot issue for years, my old router start up faster than my win10 gaming pc, talks about shit optimization.

and btw, you will hate the new start menu and task bar, Win11 UX is kind of awkward to use lol

they kinda fixed the performance issue, at least no more slow loading on explorer, but it breaks another thing, Hyper-v enabled in OS but no way to disable it lol
this breaks a lot of stuff that require hardware accelerated virtualization, bluestack, vmware and virtualbox currently does not work on Win11 dev.

it looks like random bug in Win10 resurfaced in Win11, i had hyper-v enabled, vmware, blustack, virtualbox and ryzen master, all were working correctly.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/qu...ecurity-in.html

now suddenly there's no way to disable hyper-v.
unless they suddenly changed something, this kind of regression is kind of train wreck.

Just reset my W11, hopefully vm will be working again, shit is breaking a lot of stuff.



This post has been edited by 1024kbps: Aug 8 2021, 11:01 AM

it's actually not that difficult, consider i can install both in Vmware and Virtualbox without much issue,
both are not even have TMP nor met the minimum requirements.

I install Win11 just because i despise W10 cant change theme without activation.

i had old build keep installing updates over and over, and it finally breaks the OS, had to reset but overall smoothness still very far from acceptable.
At least my VM is working now, it's lagging too much in graphic animation.

When gaming, i can't move the windows around, it will become slow motion and will eat up the gpu performance.
i guess we going to have to wait final release then. Gonna submit bug report.

Don't move to Win11 yet unless you're going to be MS guinea pigs, it's a dev build after all.
Having severe graphic performance issue right now, even candy crush will make my pc slow down lol

This is photo app running in background indexing my photo collection. finally an app can fully utilize my pc

Windows 10 can run in very limited resource, the instrument im testing daily running in Win10 Iot LTSC in 4GB RAM only.
You can do it by disable a lot of things, it will runs without much issue, just windows defender always get in the way.

The cycle continue...


Anyway, they didn't pay much attention in optimization, the cost is passed down to the end user, that's why the fast release cycle.
It's not difficult to tell since you require much beefier system to run new os every time.
gg battery life in lappy.

The hottest things in my workplace is....... my rocketlake powered tablet!
literally.

most likely will work, since MS hasn't selling W11 key yet.

This post has been edited by 1024kbps: Aug 9 2021, 08:48 AM

Google "disable windows 10 services to improve performance reddit"

The usual thing is disable unneeded start up program, remove unused Windows features, disable browser addon, ect.
For low ram usage i still suggest Linux.

what game? you have to find patched game, you can't run ancient program on modern OS, most of them will fail or degraded in terms of performance.
For example im playing Blade of Darkness, Red Alert, Quake 2, aso, unpatched version always bugged.

It's unlikely related to Windows 10 ram usage.

sauce: https://www.microsoft.com/en-sg/windows/windows-11

Edge performed much better on low end cpu, but it was when Edge still using the old engine, not the webkit, too bad now there's no way to use it normally.
Chrome based browser and Firefox generally require faster cpu. (read: battery hog)

What do you use your pc/lappy for?
They ironed out most of the bugs now, previously had many performance issue related to graphical processing.
Windows 11 looks vastly different, the start menu, control panel, ect.

Basically no BSOD as far as i can recall.

If you dont miss the old function of the Windows 7 to 10, give it a go.
Just make sure your pc have TPM2.0, use EFI boot, not CSM, then upgrade shouldnt be much of a trouble.

if you are into dark notepad and dark task manager, then yeah, they finally made it into w11, otherwise it's just the same, just slower in w11

I wonder if they're going to fix the volume mixer, the uwp one is dumb downed shit, it cant even remember the adjusted setting, the old one is still there, now i have one more ugly shortcut in my taskbar, thanks macrosoft.
submited feedback, lol

This post has been edited by 1024kbps: Sep 30 2022, 02:02 AM