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Don't be fooled: Microsoft's claim that Windows 11 PCs are 2.3x faster than Windows 10 ones is based on hardware, not software
Winsage
June 29, 2025

Don’t be fooled: Microsoft’s claim that Windows 11 PCs are 2.3x faster than Windows 10 ones is based on hardware, not software

Microsoft is encouraging users to transition from Windows 10 to Windows 11, highlighting that Windows 11 PCs can be up to 2.3 times faster than Windows 10 PCs. This claim is based on testing with Geekbench 6 Multi-Core benchmarks, comparing older Windows 10 PCs with older Intel Core processors to newer Windows 11 systems with the latest Intel Core generations. The performance boost is primarily attributed to advancements in hardware rather than the operating system itself. Microsoft notes that performance will vary significantly by device and other factors.
First signs of Windows 11 25H2? Here's what we know so far
Winsage
March 25, 2025

First signs of Windows 11 25H2? Here’s what we know so far

Users are encouraged to upgrade to Windows 11 24H2 as support for Windows 10 is ending. Some users are hesitant due to reported issues with Bluetooth audio, File Explorer glitches, and system crashes, leading them to consider waiting for the anticipated Windows 11 25H2 update. Microsoft has announced advancements in the Dev Channel to the "26200 series builds," which are based on the 24H2 framework, but has not confirmed the 25H2 update. The 26200 build series indicates potential significant changes, but it is unclear whether 25H2 will be an enablement package or a full OS transition. Microsoft has not provided a release timeline for 25H2, but historically, major updates are expected in September or October, coinciding with the end of Windows 10 support.
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