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Play RDR II on W11. Then, try to change your gfx settings in game.
AMD sponsors a piece where you use a 3080. Weird 😬
if you notice Windows has Intel as Compatible on more of there CPU's
Even if you're a gamer, waiting to upgrade software is never a good idea. Windows 10 will eventually not be supported and will have security issues in the future that can be mitigated by updating to Windows 11.
Hello from Windows 7 and Majaro user. Never gonna install Microsoft OSs again.
Honestly, I'm excited for the steam deck, it offers so much potential and brings more attention back to Linux support for games, meaning devs will have incentive to make their games compatible. And hopefully it fixes Battle Eye's issue of false banning Linux players running the game through external software just to play their favourite games.
And Windows 11 seems promising and Microsoft have some breathing room to optimise and fix the OS' way of using CPU cores.
AMD as sponsor? what do they have to gain from sponsoring an ltt video?
Gamers should stick with windows 7
I can confirm excessive CCX cross-chatter using W11. I have to disable half my 5900x (using RyzenMaster 'Legacy Compatibility mode') to prevent excessive stuttering in Cyberpunk 2077 and Mass Effect Redux using my 67000XT. Once disabled though, gaming in Cyberpunk and ME is butter smooth and AMAZING in W11! They just need to fix that core assignment issue.
Not surprising so far, new OS versions, particularly Windows, have issues when they're still in Beta.
I am interested to see how SteamOS 3.0 would look like on gaming rig, though.
its gonna be a few years later for me before i can even be able to go into win 11 heh
Tldr?
70 bucks for a PILLOW? Hard pass.
Those windows 11 results are quite impressive to say it's such early days for the os. Windows 10 pre release versions didn't do so good from what I can remember
Microsoft needs to improve the cache performance. Not going to lie, this is almost disgusting; You make your operating system better? Make it all the way better, not just some parts!
It would be interesting to know how telemetry is handled in Windows 11. Seeing how it was such a big deal with Windows 10 on release.
Who cares about cs go. That shit is ancient, and who cares about frame rate when it's between 500 and 600. My monitor only goes up to 144hz.
Why can’t the Windows division be more like the Xbox division?
Allow more customization and be more transparent when updates are gonna roll out.
I know Windows has the beta program like how Xbox has the flight program but in the flight, when a bug arrives (game breaking or not) it’s fixed in a day to a week. And when the community ask for a feature, it gets implemented in atleast a month for alpha.
Windows 11 cu after 1 year.
My man got that AMD sponsorship. Congrats 😮
Hi. We're giving you an entire video comparing an OS that's been out for years vs. an OS that's still in beta form and is actively being worked on with various under the hood changes. And while the keen amongst us will recognize these are just the preliminary results, most people's takeaway will likely be "durr win11 is fail."
All sarcastic criticisms aside, it's always interesting to see where things in beta versions evolve and what stays the same.
So what your saying is.. the 1060 is going to give me a hard time with the new assians creed game. That is all I can think about now. ~cry
I have something to say about this GPU smoke & mirrors ..? Maybe we can start making our own in the USA and Canada to save our friends the boat ride being they like to raise prices so much……! I'm Troy the other LEO :)🦁