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My new HP laptop pre-installed the Windows 11… So I had no choice
But after several months use I find that the Windows 11 doesn't like people says. I like the new Windows 11, some features of Windows 11 are pretty good

My new HP laptop pre-installed the Windows 11… So I had no choice
But after several months use I find that the Windows 11 doesn't like people says. I like the new Windows 11, some features of Windows 11 are pretty good

if its hardware specifically for Win 11, it is probably okay performance wise. The issue is more around your ability to turn off telemetry and control your own machine.

Windows 10 on 2 of my computers (and my work computer) and windows 11 on two other computers. Hate windows 11

My new HP laptop pre-installed the Windows 11… So I had no choice
But after several months use I find that the Windows 11 doesn't like people says. I like the new Windows 11, some features of Windows 11 are pretty good

The dumbest take I've ever read.

Windows 10, I tried Windows 11 on my brother's new computer, to me the interface seemed as uncomfortable as Windows 8 that I decided not to update to 11 on my PC.

Artix Linux

Windows 11

Windows 10

MacOS 14.1 on MacBook Pro 15' 2019.

It's getting more and more laggy recently orz.

MacOS 14.1 on MacBook Pro 15' 2019.

It's getting more and more laggy recently orz.

same situation here. stupid fucking laptop, stupid fucking OS, but I have to use it because work. whenever I can, though, I just stay home and work using my monster gaming PC.

Windows 10

Windows 11
uhhh....it's soso.
still have a lot of instability

Windows 11

if its hardware specifically for Win 11, it is probably okay performance wise. The issue is more around your ability to turn off telemetry and control your own machine.

Yep, my laptop uses Intel i9-13900HX, maybe Win 10 isn't very suitable for the CPU that have P-core and E-core and even Win 7 can't be install in those computers have that kind of CPU.

Yep, my laptop uses Intel i9-13900HX, maybe Win 10 isn't very suitable for the CPU that have P-core and E-core and even Win 7 can't be install in those computers have that kind of CPU.

Win 11 is big little aware, so it can try to avoid the latency problems the 13900k can have.


Win 10 will have a slightly higher max frame rate but more likely to run into the latency issues.


Depends what workload or games you are playing.

When people are streaming / Chatting and gaming they can run into the latency problems even in Win 11 or if they are doing high threaded productivity work or rendering the latency can spike up.

10900k is more responsive but less powerful than the 13900k in those situations.

Win 10 you can manually adjust the affinity for p or e cores but its more involved. Some games prefer windows 10.

On a laptop Win 11 will do better but a desktop with the right power settings and core affinity will virtually be the same.

This post has been edited by EsotericSatire: Nov 26 2023, 14:33

Switched from debian to arch. Wasn't as bad as I expected. Given its reputation, was ready for instability.

I've got arch's package manager and build system on most of my debian boxes for easier building of AUR's from sources. but I have no desire to move to arch proper yet.

Already running unstable debian, anyway.

This post has been edited by dragontamer8740: Dec 2 2023, 15:23

Honestly the gap in "bleeding-edge" between Sid and Arch isn't that big. The biggest difference is the AUR.

Honestly the gap in "bleeding-edge" between Sid and Arch isn't that big. The biggest difference is the AUR.

Yeah; I know. That's why I mix and match.
There's an AUR package that has patches for GTK3 to make its file chooser suck a little less.

Arch stuff installs to /opt/arch/.

This post has been edited by dragontamer8740: Dec 5 2023, 10:47

I daily Windows 10 Pro, but I usually dual-boot Ubuntu, too. Still need to set that up on this new PC, though.