I can't really tell as this computer came with Windows 11. I can't imagine that it has significantly better audio performance, or performance in general though. If anything then in the low one-digit percent range.
What you get it more future proof (Windows 10 is end of life in mid 2025), and better operation (alone the new UI for activating or switching your wireless connection, bluetooth and audio is worth it IMO).
I would do it, but, your call, of course. I recently also upgraded my laptop to Windows 11, although it has a non supported CPU (i5 7th gen), and, it works flawless. If your hardware is supported by Windows 11, I would say that it's pretty much a no-brainer.
What you get it more future proof (Windows 10 is end of life in mid 2025), and better operation (alone the new UI for activating or switching your wireless connection, bluetooth and audio is worth it IMO).
I would do it, but, your call, of course. I recently also upgraded my laptop to Windows 11, although it has a non supported CPU (i5 7th gen), and, it works flawless. If your hardware is supported by Windows 11, I would say that it's pretty much a no-brainer.
Statistics: Posted by chk071 — Fri Mar 01, 2024 5:48 pm