Question Good thread for pc owners with hardware that won't meet windows 11 minimums?

[axlrose]

Trying to figure out what to do this fall when I can't get my pc up to 11 and 10 stops being supported. I know I won't have money for a new build. Thanks for directing me to any good threads so that I don't have to ask things that have been asked a million times already.

 

[Lutfij]

You migrate to a platform that has native(out of the box) Windows 11 support though considering how close we are to this year and how far we've come with Windows 11, you should hang tight to see if Microsoft releases a new OS this year itself.

 

[TerryLaze]

MS already said that they will allow win 11 on older PCs, did they change that again?
All the talk they do about no support and so on is just lawyer talk so that if something happens they are covered, I believe it will completely work with no issues.

https://www.tomshardware.com/softwa...ments-for-full-compatibility-remain-unchanged

 

[axlrose]

Okay. My old build does what I need for gaming still, and my gaming friends have similar rigs. I have a 6700k? Anyway, a CPU that doesn't work with TMP or whatever it is called.

 

[USAFRet]

Trying to figure out what to do this fall when I can't get my pc up to 11 and 10 stops being supported. I know I won't have money for a new build. Thanks for directing me to any good threads so that I don't have to ask things that have been asked a million times already.

1. Windows 10 will not suddenly fall down and cease working.

2. You can probably squeeze Win 11 onto whatever hardware you have.