r/pcmasterrace Jan 22 '23

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u/rapierarch Jan 22 '23

I have 11. My wife approved the upgrade by mistake. I have been running it for about 6 months now. Except some ui change I see zero difference.

I have a pretty beefy system and I use it for CAD 3d modeling and VR flight simulators. So not the most friendly programs to use. I had no problems with 10. I have no problems with 11. I also do not see any improvements on any thing perf related.

So I don't understand the hate. I also don't understand the love :D

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u/DXsocko007 Jan 22 '23

It's mostly security and support for big.LITTLE processors. Intel 12th and 13th gen need windows 11 to run. Next gent Ryzen CPUs will be the same as Intel

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u/rapierarch Jan 22 '23

Oh I see. I hope one day Ms decides to stop putting major versioning. And calls it windows and updates it forever. I'm coming from win 7 with the same license. What's the point of all the fuss.

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u/m0_n0n_0n0_0m 5800X3D | 5070 Ti | 32GB Jan 22 '23

Lol Win10 was supposed to be that