FoundryMusic
Member
Still not as many as there are Sony shills.
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Jaguar Victory
Member
Why? It's a free update.
In their "All In" on gaming thing with Satya, Phil said there will frankly always be a place for consoles and they're not going to abandon them so I wouldn't be too worried.
twilo99
Member
So sensitive..
Trogdor1123
Member
Wont that just make them hotter?
idk if the TPM need is accurate
twilo99
Member
There is no way they will force this.. maybe its a way to force OEMs to include it in future products, but I doubt they will be doing so for existing systems. They might disable some security features if you don't have the hardware, but making a requirement makes little sense to me
Topher
Gold Member
TPM 2.0 is listed in the minimum requirements for Windows 11.
and yet, these people have Windows 11 installed
Topher
Gold Member
Ok.....I see now. Yeah.....that's weird. Maybe early betas are not requiring TPM? Dunno.
reinking
Member
I don't believe the "console" will vanish but will it be inline with the same vision as Series X? I'm wondering if they will take a more Series S approach in that it doesn't need as much under the hood and focus on it being less expensive once priority has fully shifted. Nintendo has proven power does not win you the market.
buenoblue
Member
New os brings new features. Shock.
Gone
Member
Best and most stable Windows ever.
TransTrender
Gold Member
EverydayBeast
thinks Halo Infinite is a new graphical benchmark
I predict Windows next destination will be Xbox series X via update
Topher
Gold Member
Did Microsoft say fTPM will work for Windows 11?
NeonDelta
Member
Turn on fTPM in bios and it will be compatibleAccording to the Windows PC Health check they ask you to install - my device is not compatible with Windows 11.
My Ryzen 7 5800X with an X570 motherboard, 16GB 3600MHZ memory, 2X nvme drives and a 6900 XT is "not compatible".
Md Ray
Member
So DirectStorage won't work on SATA SSDs.
Windows 11 Specs and System Requirements | Microsoft
Find an overview of Windows 11 specs and features from Microsoft. Learn about the device specifications, versions and languages available for Windows 11www.microsoft.com
Also, why limit it to 1TB and up only?
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M1chl
Currently Gif and Meme Champion
It works, it's supplying TPM 2.0. I just tried that and no problem.
Topher
Gold Member
it's a free upgrade ....
M1chl
Currently Gif and Meme Champion
However not sure about updating BIOS after W11 installation, not sure if it does not wipe the keys.
Yep. Finally found the setting in my bios and PC Health check says I'm good now.
Topher
Gold Member
I just reenabled my Windows Insider settings. Hopefully it won't be too bumpy a ride.
dcmk7
Banned
Werewolfgrandma
Banned
It's less work for them. It's free.
jeffyjaixx
Member
Can't get Secure Boot to enable in my bios because my Gigabyte Z390 Gaming X motherboard requires me to first disable CSM in bios then save and exit. Then I need to go back into bios and turn Secure Boot on. It won't let me disable CSM and then turn on Secure Boot at the same time.
When I turn off CSM support, it doesn't even give me the option to go into bios, just boots straight to Windows. I tried restarting into bios using the Recovery method/UEFI firmware fix method but same thing happens, restarts and just goes straight to windows login.
Trying to figure this out but I'm running out of ideas.
Or you guys think it won't make a difference even with Secure Boot on because I only have a 512GB Nvme.
When I turn off CSM support, it doesn't even give me the option to go into bios, just boots straight to Windows. I tried restarting into bios using the Recovery method/UEFI firmware fix method but same thing happens, restarts and just goes straight to windows login.
Trying to figure this out but I'm running out of ideas.
Or you guys think it won't make a difference even with Secure Boot on because I only have a 512GB Nvme.
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twilo99
Member
True.
most changes that occur in any operating system are not released on the previous operating system .. it works like this on Android, Macos, iOS and even on Windows ..... what reason would there be to change the operating system if all the new features were brought over the previous ones? and then why stop at w10? and what about w7?
Dust-by-Monday
Member
"With DirectStorage, which will only be available with Windows 11, games can quickly load assets to the graphics card without bogging down the CPU. This means you’ll get to experience incredibly detailed game worlds rendered at lightning speeds, without long load times. “DirectStorage Optimized” Windows 11 PCs are configured with the hardware and drivers needed to enable this amazing experience."
YAY! Now PC players will finally understand what PS5 players have been enjoying since November, 2020. Welcome aboard guys!
YAY! Now PC players will finally understand what PS5 players have been enjoying since November, 2020. Welcome aboard guys!
Topher
Gold Member
CuNi
Member
Not gonna lie, that 1TB requirement is kinda unfortunate. I got one 1TB and a 500GB PCIe 4.0 M.2 NVMe and it would be a shame to be only able to use one for direct storage gaming.
Julius Ibidus
Member
this post reminds me of this pic (which is NSFW and you really, really shouldn't look at):
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Werewolfgrandma
Banned
I just hope he gets paid for those poststhis post reminds me of this pic (which is NSFW and you really, really shouldn't look at):
Dr Bass
Member
There is a difference between satisfied customer and a shill.
AGRacing
Member
You nailed it , buddy. Confirmed.
Buggy Loop
Member
Their app says my PC is ready.
My body is ready
Bring it on
Sometimes you have to leave legacy stuffs behind and move forward and i'm pretty sure after they evaluated where tech is headed, that it would be more painful to update win 10 than make win 11.
My body is ready
Bring it on
Sometimes you have to leave legacy stuffs behind and move forward and i'm pretty sure after they evaluated where tech is headed, that it would be more painful to update win 10 than make win 11.
DeepEnigma
Gold Member
Because it wasn't that great when it launched, and turned out to become good over time with lots of updates and refinements.
People remember how this goes with MS, so they are leery they have to do this all over again and by the time it gets good, here is another version.
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twilo99
Member
During the month of November in the year 2020, did you feel welcomed in the world of solid state storage, which PC players have been enjoying since roughly 2010?
The benefits brought to you from upgrading from a hard drive (its what you had in your PS3 and 4 if you are wondering) to a solid state drive are far grater than what a tech like direct storage brings to the table.
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jshackles
Gentlemen, we can rebuild it. We have the capability to make the world's first enhanced store. Steam will be that store. Better than it was before.
I've worked in IT for coming up on 30 years. This cycle has been repeated time and time and time and time again with every Windows release I've been around for. Everyone hates it at first because it's new. Then people reluctantly use it and either adjust their habits to tolerate it, or genuinely start to like it. Nowadays Microsoft rolls out patches that increase performance and stability, so the longer it's in use the better it gets. The more it becomes routine, the more people are unwilling to give it up - especially true when it's a radical shift like Win 3.1 -> Win 95 or from ME -> XP. People have their programs set up the way they like them. Things are stable. Then most people feel like Microsoft rips the rug out from under them.
ManaByte
Gold Member
I've worked in IT for coming up on 30 years. This cycle has been repeated time and time and time and time again with every Windows release I've been around for. Everyone hates it at first because it's new. Then people reluctantly use it and either adjust their habits to tolerate it, or genuinely start to like it. Nowadays Microsoft rolls out patches that increase performance and stability, so the longer it's in use the better it gets. The more it becomes routine, the more people are unwilling to give it up - especially true when it's a radical shift like Win 3.1 -> Win 95 or from ME -> XP. People have their programs set up the way they like them. Things are stable. Then most people feel like Microsoft rips the rug out from under them.
You're also missing the people who THINK they know what they're doing and "customize" Windows to their liking by taking a hacksaw to the registry and then come on forums like this and are all like "FUCK MICROSOFT THE STORE WON'T WORK".