The issues, such as the W10 May update, are usually peripheral based issues (eg USB)...and not Windows/Elite compatibility.
And I for one, can't (won't) play the game if my HOTAS isn't working!
Windows 11: how's it going?
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The issues, such as the W10 May update, are usually peripheral based issues (eg USB)...and not Windows/Elite compatibility.
And I for one, can't (won't) play the game if my HOTAS isn't working!
Not going to bother with win 11.
Built a new machine Mar 2020. Win 10, Asus Prime Z390-P MB, I7 9700 and an RTX 2700 super, it's not win 11 compatible. No tpm.
What a joke.
Built a new machine Mar 2020. Win 10, Asus Prime Z390-P MB, I7 9700 and an RTX 2700 super, it's not win 11 compatible. No tpm.
What a joke.
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Appears to be a Windows 11 memory mangement and scheduler bug causing reduced performance on all Zen based systems.
Edit: just saw GJ51's update, this is the same issue.
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My BIL upgraded to Win 11 yesterday and reports all good with EDO. His rig is X570 motherboard, Ryzen 7 3700X, 32GB Ram, GTX 1660S 6GB. We played together last night in a private group for about 1.5 hours and didn't encounter any issues.
Actually, this is interesting.
My system has an AMD CPU with an nVidea GPU. Is anyone running Win11 with this combo?
Are Intel based systems more adept with Win11?
I was planning on using my wife and her system (3950X + RTX 3080) as a Windows 11 guinea pig, but this bug making it to the general release of the OS has caused me to postpone that.
Well, Windows 11 is currently more adept with Intel based systems as the bug only causes it to behave incorrectly on AMD platforms.
I have two NVME disks in my PC, so I installed Win11 and kept Win10 on the side. I must say that I'm pleasantly surprised. Haven't tried ED yet, but Project Cars 2 (in VR) runs just fine. Also, I get the same performance (or slightly better) in Cinebench R23. I also haven't had time to run Time Spy yet. Mixed reality was a mess at launch day, but I got it to work now.
Regarding Win11, it's annoying (as usual) that M$ tries to force your hand with M$ accounts and Edge, but I'm running a local account and Chrome now. It seems that all the quirks are fixable after reading a little on Reddit etc. The new UI is great (with a few hiccups), but there is no reason to switch from Win10 as things are now. I was just curious and I haven't burnt my fingers (yet). In the long run I think I'm gonna like the new UI, but as some have said, it seems that Win11 is half baked. Not EDO raw alpha style. Just not quite finished in the details.
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Regarding Win11, it's annoying (as usual) that M$ tries to force your hand with M$ accounts and Edge, but I'm running a local account and Chrome now. It seems that all the quirks are fixable after reading a little on Reddit etc. The new UI is great (with a few hiccups), but there is no reason to switch from Win10 as things are now. I was just curious and I haven't burnt my fingers (yet). In the long run I think I'm gonna like the new UI, but as some have said, it seems that Win11 is half baked. Not EDO raw alpha style. Just not quite finished in the details.
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I have a Ryzen 3950x and a RTX 3070, and I haven't noticed any performance issues so far.
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Is there any pressing or even good reason to upgrade?
Whenever your eyes catches light from something symmetric, your brain rewards itself by pumping dopamine into its synapses.The start bar is centered and the windows have rounded corners
Your mobo/cpu combo is compatible with W11
You likely need to edit your bios settings. Perhaps flash the mobo
Actually I think the feature most people are gonna like about Win11 is that in Explorer they spaced the separate items more, meaning that they are easier to hit with the mouse, these days when we start running 4K monitors. The end result being that what you see takes up more screen estate (back to square one), but in higher resolution (not that I could see pixels in 1440p). Also there are more colors on many icons, making them easier to recognize quickly. That does not include the red X that used to be delete, which is now a B/W garbage bin.
3Dmark doesn't run
Apart from that I do some pretty heavy calculations, and when I compare those to Win10, they run a few percent faster in Win11. That could be because my Win10 was slightly bloated, even though I try not to bloat it.
3Dmark doesn't run
Apart from that I do some pretty heavy calculations, and when I compare those to Win10, they run a few percent faster in Win11. That could be because my Win10 was slightly bloated, even though I try not to bloat it.Hmm...
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AMD: Ryzen CPU owners should avoid Windows 11 | IT PRO
Company warns upgrading may cause performance dips of up to 15% for some apps
www.itpro.co.uk
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The L3 latency problem is universal, and the lack of CPPC acknowledgement is highly likely to negatively impact lightly threaded performance on many-core Ryzens. You may not notice it if your apps are GPU limited (which will be the case for most games and GPU benchmarks), or relatively insensitive to the performance of the memory subsystem and/or multi-threaded enough to make the lack of CPPC moot, but the issues are there.
Obviously, if you like the OS and the current issues are imperceptible to you, there is no reason for you to not continue enjoying it. I would expect a fix soon...though I am surprised it wasn't addressed prior to launch (as the L3 latency issue was well known among AMD enthusiasts, but put down to preview build teething problems).
Yeah, surprising the "insider prgoram" folks and devs didn't pick it up before release...
No gaming performance hit here with W11, Odyssey runs fine
Are you on an AMD platform?