Windows 11 is very laggy on unsupported hardware mostly, in my case - Intel i5 4th Gen, 8GB RAM, 500GB SSD, Intel and Nvidia Vcards: scrolling, typing and visual experience is very annoying! W10 works much more stable and fast. I tried both, fresh install and upgrade from W10 to 11, results are same.
@@WololoWololo2 Yes, maybe on newest and officially compatible hardware it's powerful but on not supported I'm really disappointed, my laptop isn't so low powered not to run 11 better than 10, 10 works really fast and with no issues 💨
I'm running Windows 11 on 3rd gen i5 and 6gb ram with mSATA ssd, and it works just fine and quite snappy, i've run windows 10 on the same hardware and windows 11 still more stable whan windows 10.
Very Good Video and probs for syncing. I'm not going to install Windows 11 until absolutely needed, screw the better looks, performance is more important.
Older windows is going to run better on slower hardware no matter how much microsoft says other wise, if your pc is slow go with the oldest usable operating system
I have Intel Xeon E5-1620 3.60 Ghz 16 GB ram 128 ssd , 1TB HDD, 500 GB HDD, 250 GB HDD , RTX 2060. I installed win 11 4 to 5 months ago I'm facing this problem : whenever i open This pc or any other folder my pc thinks 1 or 2 seconds and then open, and if i open some folder and go back to the previous one it thinks again for 1 sec and then go back to the previous folder, i reinstall windows many times but facing the same problem. Idle cpu usage is 1,2% but folder opening speed is irritating... Kindly tell me do u have a fix or i gave to roll back to win 10.
This may be caused by one hard drive. Sometimes HDDs with low health causes these behaviours. Whether other HDD is good condition windows file explorer wait till other HDD respods and loads it files. Check unplugging the each HDD at a time and check the problem still occurs.
@@darkfrost have tried unplugging the hard drives and testing only with SSD ? Maybe the hardrives turning themelves off can be a reson..this happen on my portable hard drive as well. Check the hardrive powerprofile also
@@darkfrost Bro switch back to Windows 10. Stick to what works best for your system. I am still using Windows 10 1909 on both of my systems: Intel NUC 8th gen and Acer Predator Helios 300. I use paid antivirus software on both so I don't have to worry about security updates. I keep my windows update paused all the time. I don't update it. New versions of windows will slow down your PC in terms of system responsiveness.
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Searching for win 10 vs win 11 on old hardware and found this. Crazy thing is I have exact same laptop with you! Thanks for comparison
Windows 11 is very laggy on unsupported hardware mostly, in my case - Intel i5 4th Gen, 8GB RAM, 500GB SSD, Intel and Nvidia Vcards: scrolling, typing and visual experience is very annoying! W10 works much more stable and fast. I tried both, fresh install and upgrade from W10 to 11, results are same.
But Windows 11 is way more secure and powerful than Windows 10
@@WololoWololo2 Yes, maybe on newest and officially compatible hardware it's powerful but on not supported I'm really disappointed, my laptop isn't so low powered not to run 11 better than 10, 10 works really fast and with no issues 💨
Actually levan kuliashvilli ur pc looks compatible dude
Lol Win 11 is like a BMW but the fact is Win 10 Rocket... And yes Win 11 Like a Vista 2.0 just patient some times to become Win 11 2.0 😂
I'm running Windows 11 on 3rd gen i5 and 6gb ram with mSATA ssd, and it works just fine and quite snappy, i've run windows 10 on the same hardware and windows 11 still more stable whan windows 10.
Thank you for the time spent on that video.
Very Good Video and probs for syncing. I'm not going to install Windows 11 until absolutely needed, screw the better looks, performance is more important.
Not that great why doesn't he say something? How hard can it be to explain what he's doing or give us more information?
I didnt see performance loss with 11? Photoshop in fact loaded faster? the rest were almost identical
not much different most of my pcs now are on win 11 here.
So what's the conclusions?
you can play 4k videos on those old laptops? my 2015 lenovo g50-80 plays 4k videos at 10 frames lmao
yeah.These processors can handle 4k h264 without a problem. but when playing 4k h265 codec will struggle.
@@Btech94 it technically can, but not good
I'm turning off visual style, many background apps. Now It is faster than before
New versus pls
Older windows is going to run better on slower hardware no matter how much microsoft says other wise, if your pc is slow go with the oldest usable operating system
Cool video 👍
I wanna try on my HP workstation 8560W
256 SSD I7 2820QU 8GB RAM ?
Your opinion please ?
Windows 11 is little bit heavy. But it's completely usable. Your specs cam handle it without a issue. Most importantly you have a SSD.
I have Intel Xeon E5-1620 3.60 Ghz 16 GB ram 128 ssd , 1TB HDD, 500 GB HDD, 250 GB HDD , RTX 2060. I installed win 11 4 to 5 months ago I'm facing this problem : whenever i open This pc or any other folder my pc thinks 1 or 2 seconds and then open, and if i open some folder and go back to the previous one it thinks again for 1 sec and then go back to the previous folder, i reinstall windows many times but facing the same problem. Idle cpu usage is 1,2% but folder opening speed is irritating... Kindly tell me do u have a fix or i gave to roll back to win 10.
This may be caused by one hard drive. Sometimes HDDs with low health causes these behaviours. Whether other HDD is good condition windows file explorer wait till other HDD respods and loads it files. Check unplugging the each HDD at a time and check the problem still occurs.
@@Btech94 bro i checked disks health all are OK
@@darkfrost have tried unplugging the hard drives and testing only with SSD ? Maybe the hardrives turning themelves off can be a reson..this happen on my portable hard drive as well. Check the hardrive powerprofile also
@@darkfrost Bro switch back to Windows 10. Stick to what works best for your system. I am still using Windows 10 1909 on both of my systems: Intel NUC 8th gen and Acer Predator Helios 300. I use paid antivirus software on both so I don't have to worry about security updates. I keep my windows update paused all the time. I don't update it. New versions of windows will slow down your PC in terms of system responsiveness.
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Ram..??
0.5 mb 🗿