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Nov 22 2021 06:09am
Quote (UsEr_SeLeCtEd @ Nov 21 2021 10:11am)
The obvious point I was making was there is no performance benefit in switching to win11 unless you have a 12th gen intel chip.


ok, but performance isnt everything

new setting panel, auto hdr and drr just to mention some
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Nov 22 2021 01:15pm
gotta wait until the bugs are gone :)
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#13
Nov 27 2021 06:36pm
Quote (JamFtw @ Nov 19 2021 12:45am)
Ryzen cpu.
6800 xt.


I would wait a couple years because there's too many issues at this time.
Quote (UsEr_SeLeCtEd @ Nov 20 2021 02:08am)
win 11 runs on older hardware fine, but it has a built in core controller specifically designed to optimize the 12gen intel chips


Quote (UsEr_SeLeCtEd @ Nov 21 2021 09:11am)
The obvious point I was making was there is no performance benefit in switching to win11 unless you have a 12th gen intel chip.


I will buy a 13th gen or 14gen, but I will never buy an Alder Lake chip because Intel didn't think it through. The Intel i9-12900K only supports up to 128gb of DDR5 RAM and then they put 4 RAM slots on their z690 motherboards. DDR5 is going to have 128gb sticks. It's not that I really ever need more than 32gb of RAM; however, if I'm going to be an enthusiast and go balls out — my board better be able to utilize all 4 of my 128gb DDR5 RAM sticks!

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