2500K club! got the update alsoSo much for Microsoft NOT supporting older hardware, those updates dropped on an old 2500k test machine i'm using!
Although....mine isn't just a...test machine lol
2500K club! got the update alsoSo much for Microsoft NOT supporting older hardware, those updates dropped on an old 2500k test machine i'm using!
2500K club! got the update also
Although....mine isn't just a...test machine lol
Ummm, I'ts hard to tell how usefull the machine is tbh because I'm using an old laptop HDD which is pretty sluggish and I think it's Rocking a 750Ti
Stick an SSD in it and it will feel like a brand new computer. Simple and cheap.
Yeap. Boasting about installing w11 on ancient hardware is akin to installing LED backlighting on an old tube style black and white TV
Windows 11 Pro running without issue on the system in my sig below....
Same here, installed it on release and been really liking the change. CPU also idles around 6-7c cooler.
Same here, installed it on release and been really liking the change. CPU also idles around 6-7c cooler.
Just checked my idle temps and I am now running 5c cooler at around 30c with Windows 11!
Was not expecting that...
I bet you both not on load. Go do a cpu stress test for 2 hours, see what temps get up to then.
Mine can get to about 25-30 when I have 1 tab open in edge and nothing else.
I bet you both not on load. Go do a cpu stress test for 2 hours, see what temps get up to then.
Mine can get to about 25-30 when I have 1 tab open in edge and nothing else.
No i am specifically talking about idle temps, used to be 41c now 35c. Load is the same as always.
Have you you got the latest AMD chipsets drivers installed? I also run on the balanced plan....
I think so. But will take a while. That is why when I did a fresh clean install of windows on my main rig recently it was of Windows 10 and not 11. Happy to use 11 only on my laptop for now.Do we think as time goes by that Windows 11 will become snapper and more efficient over time?
but regarding stability it’s been great so far for me.
Do we think as time goes by that Windows 11 will become snapper and more efficient over time?
but regarding stability it’s been great so far for me.
Do we think as time goes by that Windows 11 will become snapper and more efficient over time?
Over a much longer period of time maybe, but right now there are fixes coming in that helps performance. Like on my laptop which has an AMD CPU seems a bit more snappy after a recent update due to the L3 cache issue that was present on release (how did they even miss that?). I get the feeling as stuff like this get fixes and more optimisation it will get a little better.Seems more likely to get slower, as they add additional "skinning" and layers of kludge over the top of 10