[SOLVED] Will we be able to install W11 on 6th gen without TPM?

[Septemvri]

Not per Microsoft's requirement but of course there has got to be a workaround?

 

[Pc6777]

I wouldn't be so sure about that. The i3 10100 is already faster than a i7-7700, and the i5-10400 runs about even with a i7-8700. It's not such a big stretch to believe that an i3 from 4 or 5 years into the future might not be faster than the oldest i9. It may not have the cores, but architectural improvements, and new technologies, can go a long way to closing the gap. The i3 may even have a 6/12 core by then. We have to wait and see.

Even if the future i3 is that good, the skylake i9 would be very close or neck and neck worse case senerio, which is still plenty of power.

 

[Endre]

Microsoft acts like you "chose" their platform, when in reality they have a monopoly on compatible software/games that won't work elsewhere, this was their plan many years ago. If there was composition, rust me Microsoft wouldn't be so bold.

I’d call that “tech dictatorship”.
Free elections with only 1 name to put your stamp on!

 

[Pc6777]

I’d call that “tech dictatorship”.
Free elections with only 1 name to put your stamp on!

If you could do everything you needed on Linux and games were more compatible, doubt there would be tpm requirements or Ms account requirements on windows 11 home, or mandatory bloatware. Ms would be afraid and actually attempt to make an os people want to use to hold into market share.