is Windows 10 FASTER than Windows 11? (Gaming, FPS Latency and start up times)
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- Which is the FASTER OS? Windows 10 or 11? Today we do FPS, start up times and LATENCY benchmarks at 1000 FPS, to see which is quicker and more responsive! So who will win? Let's see!
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You guys want to see 12 and 13th gen run through these tests? If so should I disable the e cores? Since Windows 11 and its thread director was changed to accommodate 12th and 13th generations e cores. Lmk.
is the system, setup up with bypassio
yes we want but dont disable e cores
Jo public wouldn't even know how to disable e core's 😂😂😂
Yes we do, thanks
I'd be more intreated in you taking an MCSE before making such random clips, which provide nothing in evidence as your method, simply unscientific and based in ignorance. This is not how science works!
Amazing how Bryzan doesn't cover just the gaming FPS average but actual OS usage in general. Another banger!
so you banged your head while watching this video?
@@Gonger02 quite a few times tbh
whop
Microsoft needs to make a OS specifically for gaming.
That would be sick and a very smart idea.. Small like Linux without the complete other shit what decrease your system with hundreds of threads in the back.. Im sure if they would bring something like this people would pay more money for a slimmed down OS with nice gaming performance instead of a OS which runs tons of crap in the back
and spy through that as well ? No thank you
KernelOS11 23h2 Aio
They did it's called window 11 pro.
You obviously don't know much about operating systems and specifically windows, do you now ?
I mean you can consider that as being a "gaming oriented operating system" or what not, but it's really really not, mate@@JustMyFish
I've been disabling windows 11 "features" from internet search always on, to "new ribbon" explorer & I have to say it makes a difference. Hopefully windows 12 debloats & keeps things simple but we had those hopes for windows 11 didn't we.
Microsoft doesn't know what debloat means
@@TheNubaHS Microsoft knows telemetry instead. And they probably use that as a side-business at users' expense.
Had those hopes when on Xp, sayn no way to W7, & every dragged to upgrade version since. Next will be W11 to W12. Or we'll get fed-up & finally go linux. Apparently steam & rockstar work well on it now
@@kamikaze00007 MS prob learnt about telemetry from UA-cam, watching Tech Yes City. Thought, we miss'n out on bank here, how can we diversify
I won't move past W10, all the way to the zombie apocalypse...
The one thing that made me stick with Windows 11 was how it handles multiple monitors on wake-up, as well as disconnecting / reconnecting monitors. It remembers windows placement and icon placement, whereas Windows 10 would do some very strange things with multiple monitors on sleep/wake. If it weren't for that, I'd still be on Windows 10. The thing that bothers me more on Windows 11 vs 10 (even though it's still a thing on Windows 10) is the inconsistent transition from classic Control Panel to the new Settings panels ... that latter of which I don't like at all; it's just extra clicks, and wasted screen space, for me to get at what I'm looking for in the first place.
I encountered that window problem on windows 10 also, the solution is to delete all the resolutions and framerates you dont use on your display with CRU, did this and now windows are staying were i put them permanently
@@madalinradion I never knew about this, sounds like a very useful tip, thanks!
@@WSS_the_OG Yeah dont mention it, i got hit with this issue when I started to use a second monitor for work and those damn misbehaving windows were driving me up the wall, i had to dig down the google rabbit hole for 2 weeks until i found this fix,
If you struggle with solving the problem leave your email around or something like that and ill send you a rar folder with the instructions and install files
Weird. I have 5 touchscreen monitors. 2 diff gpus. I don't have that issue in Win10 but I did in 11.
Absolutely agree. I have Windows 11 on my laptop, Windows 10 on my desktop. Huge difference in user experience when you put everything together. Also most of the usual stuff isn't hidden behind an extra GUI like in Windows 11
I'm really surprised they haven't given us the option to bring back the old right click context menu. I mean do I seriously still have to do registry edits for such a basic feature???
Did you update new Windows 11 update? You will experiece "Blue Screen of Death". DON'T UPDATE your Windows 11.
Thank you for doing this video. I was seriously considering updating to windows 11, I’m a video editor and UA-cam creator, although I use DaVinci Resolve studio. I’ll definitely be staying with windows 10 for the foreseeable future. Keep up the great work.
unless windows 12 comes out and is actually good.
It reminds me of how I ended up staying with Windows 7 for so many years, entirely skipping Windows 8. I get the feeling Windows 11 will end up being the new Windows 8. Or Modern Windows ME or Vista. The interim version before something better comes out. I think they beta test things on us, then make improvements based on that. For productivity, I guess it's best to be a late adopter. Let them iron out the issues.
@@jonathanscherer8567 WIndows 11 is the first really good version since Windows 2000 imo.
I used resolve on windows 11 to edit this video, each to their own.
@@jonathanscherer8567 I've been continuing to enjoy 7, but it's becoming time I end up updating it to 10. Still possible at least haha
This is why I always end up reinstalling Windows 10 cause everytime I use Windows 11 I just feel something is off and force myself to use it for a couple of days but I just cant stick with it.
What pc config do you have and what monitor? I got a 10850k 5.1ghz with really tight timings 4133mhz ram and a 3080 + a 280hz monitor. The diferences are really small but much more noticeable in 60hz.
I switched from a debloated version of Windows 11 to a debloated version of Windows 10 and the difference in responsiveness is crazy. Good to see some numbers to that
Are you using the Chris Titus debloater? I run it on Windows 10 after ever major update, and it's amazing.
@@elmSTREETnasty bryans iso is pretty solid too
Ghost Spectre is objectively the fastest
Everyone has a preference for debloated ISOs. I had the best results with KirbyOS 11. He also has a build for Win10.
I use a manually debloated w10, installed w10 LTSC on my family laptop, and will try a deabloated w11 with NTLite in the near future
I always install Open Shell (Formerly Classic Shell), Windows 8 Gadget Pack, and add back in the XP/Vista Quick Launch bar. It makes Windows 10 a lot more like Windows 7.
Same. The stock start menu is an afterthought on win 10.
Wait, Open Shell is a continuation of Classic Shell? I didn't even know it existed, been using Classic Shell to this day lol
I actually found this very useful. I've been pondering going to Windows 11, but I always held back because of the stories from other users. You doing this exeriment shows that Win10 overall actually is faster. I wondered if migrating to Win11 would result in a faster experience given it's "newer" and all that. I'm glad you put this out there, I shall stay on Windows 10. Thanks man!
As I have a multi-monitor set-up, I had to switch to Windows 11 because Windows 10 scrambles all the windows on each monitor every time they are turned off or go to sleep.
I didn't notice that Windows 10 is more snappier. I always hated Windows search anyway.
still hate the pause when u need to change audio source in win 11
@Brodda-Syd I'm familiar with this in W10...it happens when the monitor in question uses DP.
If W11 fixes this, I might reconsider it.
P.S.: does W11 still restrict moving the Taskbar?
Incredibly subjective video, the tests are mostly irrelevant bar the gaming ones and even then the sample size is tiny, CSGO is an old game so it doesn't take advantage of any of the features Window 11 has for gaming. From my own experience Windows 10 was the better OS for gaming initially but recent updates to Windows 11 have made it faster for gaming in a lot of modern games.
Hardware Unboxed did a far better comparison than this with about 30 games, most of which loaded up faster and ran better on Windows 11.
@@slimal1 I can confirm that you cannot move the taskbar. Why have they done this? Why don't they make it moveable?
One thing to check is anything related to Windows Hypervisor, memory integrity or any other VBS settings. Having VBS or WSL2 enabled causes a noticeable drop in responsiveness because the whole Windows System becomes a VM.
Tried out W11 very shortly and came back to W10, seems like it was a good choice :D
Love your work man. Mad respect for many years here. But hey please do it with a clean 11 install, I highly suggest it. Doing the upgrade to 11 yes is slower I’ve done extensive testing between the two. For some reason upgrading tends to also create many issues that can be avoided by doing a clean install with the latest windows 11 media creation tool. Try it can prove me wrong if you want but I’ve tested this a dozen or two times. I was going to eventually make a video on it but I got pretty side tracked with other projects. I think you maybe surprised. Also using bloatynosey to debloat 11 helps a ton too to speed up things. Also there’s even a Chris Titus windows 11 script too. Man it’s a huge difference ❤
Needs the Tech YES Optimisation Guide for maximum speed!
I moved to Windows 11 and used explorer patcher alongside it. It feels just as good, and It feels like Windows 10 but with better hdr support and sleek rounded corners, yea I'm one of the few who likes them lol. Explorer patcher can also make some parts of the Windows experiences snappier since it has custom latencies you can apply like for the tab switcher
the only two features I miss are the true black color for Windows 10 themes instead the grey, and the settings button right above your user profile in the start menu on Windows 10.
edit: forgot to mention but task manager on Windows 10 is WAY better than Windows 11
I just wish we could officially get Aero back without using third parties to do it
11 is my very first fast switch, but it seems it will become a first backwards also..
thank you so much for all those benchmarks and the time you put in! For me those latency numbers matter way more than fps numbers. Thank you for testing csgo I thought I was crazy that I felt like shots were more crispy and snappy on windows 10. I have a 240Hz monitor and I notice so much micro hitching with windows 11 that windows 10 doesn't have for some reason and it's really annoying. Keep up the Tech Yes Content I am enjoying this latency series so much!
I am using AM5 & recently did a fresh install of Windows 10. Feels like 10 is still superior in mid 2023.
I may go back lol
w11 worse than w10, but then w10 is worse than w7 (it's a reskin of vista) that then is worse than xp and so on...
Would be interesting to see similar tests but on hardware more designed with Windows 11 in mind (i.e. 13th gen intel with it's E-cores)
windows 11 is better for brand new hardware (check the past few videos), but for the ultimate low latency Bryan recommends 10th gen with windows 10
@@spusuf better in wich area?
@Tech Yes City Hopefully you can do benchmarks to compare thermal pads one day.
Can make it happen. Got a list of the ones you want to see tested?
@@techyescity Yes but I have to get back to you for that, if that's okay.
@@techyescity Piggy back off this for another suggestion that might help others. Been building my own for ~30yrs. Never interested in RGB, new case (Silverstone FARA PRO R1 V2, $89 from ple) came with 4 fans. Unable to find any clear instruction/tutorial how to wire them up. And new motherboards only seem to come with 1xfan header (excl cpu), what's that about.
@@techyescityI would say that any comparison should include Thermal Grizzly Carbonaut and Thermal Grizzly Kryosheets.
@@Lana_Warwicknow that's weird to me... But I'm still on x370 so that might be why I haven't seen a motherboard with just a single fan header aside from cpu fan.
As a suggestion you could try using one of those splitter cables where it'll let you hook up multiple fans to one header or get a fan hub to run them all off of. Fan hub is probably the better option since they usually take a PSU SATA power cable.
Never direct update your OS, that ain't gonna work for whatever reason. But instead do a clean install. That's the only way to do it if you want Windows 11. Really curious how well it will perform on Ryzen CPUs since it ran better on Linux.
True
The problem with upgrading the os to windows 11 instead of a clean install will result in a permanent latency increase.
Surprised no one mentioned this yet
Indeed, but this has nothing to do wit techyes man his current Intel latency crusade.
It`s just windows who leaves a lot of rubbish behind.
One should always do a clean install.
Disk cleanup > Cleanup System Files then Problem Solved
@@brosquito7483 No. Not problem solved.
That`s just some files deleted.
@@brugj03
Huge difference between Disk Cleanup and System Files Disk Cleanup.
Those are not "Just some files deleted" those are the residual files left from the downloaded update, installing it and files from the old OS that remain in Windows.Old, SoftwareDistribution and CCMCACHE that should ALWAYS be deleted after installing an OS update, otherwise the current OS will run slower.
I'm still on Windows 10 and have my reasons to delay the upgrade. I like the taskbar at the top of the screen for one. I played with Win11 on my brother's computer and didn't like some of the changes I noticed.
I recently upgraded to RTX 3060 12GB and noticed a little improvement on the browser. I hadn't realized how much the browser was using the GPU before this upgrade.
After WinXP the first Windows that wow'ed me was the Win7. After that I was hooked. Win10 followed Win7 for me. It's too bad that Win11 went a different way but with the rise of mobile all companies are changing.
Measurements in milliseconds are basically useless as the difference will not even be noticed and may vary each time the test is performed.
Ryzen 5 system with rtx 2070. As a fighting game player, I noticed a difference in whole system responsiveness and input latency when upgrading to w11 pro from w10 pro. W11 has been great to me.
Win 11 is faster on ryzen cpus
@@slaydog5102really how do you know that I’m on windows 10 with ryzen 5 3600x
Every Windows key I have bought in the last 2-3 years has been with your sponsor and discount code.
Thanks brother. They keep me going, yt ads don't pay well at all.
@@techyescityI recently bought office 2021, using your discount code. But I startled a litte bit when you said in this video: "I bought office 2016, because it doesn't need a recurring activation". Does this mean Office 2021 wil need te be activated more than one time?
Interesting stuff, if you do any more tests on this I would like to see a test with a fresh install of windows 11 to see if there is an advantage in latency etc.
Yeah,that is a must!
I think a fresh install of 11 would be the way to go. We have seen testing showing that Upgrade from 10 to 11 is slower then fresh install of 11
this
But that's also what most people would do.
I wouldn’t say that it’s necessary depending on the person’s experience. I did the switch and windows 11 is faster than windows 10 for me
@@Larkened What could you do different with the upgrade? Most people get the upgrade offer in windows update and apply. The upgraded Win10 to Win11 is slower then a fresh install of Win11. You can have a even faster system if you do a Fresh install of 11 vs your upgrade from 10 to 11.
@@chainsaw2010 It could be just luck but I compared the speeds of games loading, ssd read and writing and on my laptop that came with windows 11 it was the same speed as my desktop pc with very similar specs
Havent watched the full video yet but instead of doing the upgrade, what about a clean install would that make a difference?
I've seen strange behavior when updating/upgrading from windows 10, but then proceed to clean install and have all the random issues be "fixed".
Going back to Win 10 after watching this video.
Brian, did you do a fresh install of Windows 11 or didyou just upgrade from Windows 10? Tests in the past have shown that Windows 11 performs worse when upgraded from Windows 10 as opposed to a fresh install
Also, regarding game launch times, how many times had you launched those games on those systems? Windows can cache certain files when opened repeatedly.
I upgraded from win 10, now how can I make win11 work better without having to install win11 fresh? Is it OK to use the Reset this PC feature in Recovery? I have too many documents and I'm really lazy to install fresh.
Win11Pro from Win7Pro, WinXPPro, Win98. I like it so far, and has def been getting better with updates. Still have to tweak it here and there, but lately has been pretty smooth.
best OSes.
That snappines, is not saving you time, it is letting you enter that flow state much easier and faster, and therefore making you more productive
Interesting way of thinking about it.
Its simple, if ure asking should I upgrade to Windows 11?...then the answer is no. 11 has shown it offers nothing over 10, especially for gamers.
I'm sticking with Windows 10 not because of its speed, but because of Windows 11's bugs that Microsoft apparently has/had trouble fixing. If 12 is like 10, I'll upgrade a few months after it's out. Otherwise, I'll be going with Linux full-time once 10 reaches EOL.
I will using Windows 10 after EOL
WIN 10 best, less ram and processes
Thanks Bryan! I was wondering right these past few days if was time to upgrade to w11. Looks like i'll stick to win10 a lot longer :)
Windows 12 of course 😊❤
Of Course Monsieur !
🤦♂️
I use Google
Ok
Yup, one good, one bad.
Wind12 is the next good one 😂
However wind11 patches really are working out pretty good, I just don't like how it looks...
I really appreciate this testing of general OS features. It seems like a win for Windows 10, but personally, I'm still torn. The MS Edge browser result is pretty important for me, as it's the application that's typically using the most resources whenever I'm on a computer. I should take a closer look at browser performance between Windows 10 and 11.
You come-up with the greatest stuff.THANKS.
I intend on using windows 10 until end of service, managing to skip win 11 altogether. I managed not to use Vista, or 8.noooo. Keeping my fingers crossed.
I would assume the things you dont like about 11 will be same or even worse in 12. Possible better to use 11 than 12 since it will then get very few feature updates that breaks things like it is with Windows 10 since 11 released.
@@AndersHass if nobody really buys all the new tech, that is designed for damn who? knows who? Then Joe is good with his old rig. There are a very few who actually can use the tech we have today anywhere close to its design and purpose. Phone tech is beating the snot out of pc. Do not see windows smacking that crowd
@@Willbme4EVA I dont understand what the point of your reply is to my initial comment.
@@AndersHass does not compute? I get that allot these days
@@Willbme4EVA I understand the comment. It just seems to be about something else entirely than what I wrote about. I didnt say everyone should use Windows 11 over 12 and not buy new hardware. I dont talk about Windows should compete with phones. My point is if one would rather use Windows 10 over 11 then it is very much the possibility one would use 11 over 12.
I am curious as to why this channel is not already over 1 Mio subscribers. In terms of content and quality of production, it certainly should be there at this point. IMHO, of course.
Man. Windows is forcing me to update to 11 and I honestly don't want to. Like I fully understand 10 and I'm completely used to it. I REALLY don't want to deal with it, but I also don't like the idea of permanently turning off updates.
I miss windows XP
I'm so glad I switched to Linux, hate all the telemetry and other issues with windows
Why test this only on 10th gen? I'd include 13th gen for completeness' sake. I mean they did re-write the CPU scheduler to better support big-little for win 11. And lots of people use 12th and 13th gen.
I would love this test rerun with TYC Win 10 compared to TYX Win 11 streamlined builds 👍😇
I’ve been wanting an updated video on this. Thanks mate!
Nice video. I recently upgraded to Windows 11 after months of hesitation and stuck with Windows 11. Partly laziness, partly becouse the new look I like. :D But I think there is literally no difference between the OS. Also, I run OOSU10 which disables the junk functions after every update. Win11 is just a cosmetic upgrade and reminds me of one of the Linux distro I installed on my old laptop.
Hey, Brian I do need some advice about watching 1080p videos on 1440p monitors that no one is talking about !
Tried some high-spec 1440p models but all of them were blurry, shockingly worse than 1080p native monitors while playing 1080p videos.
Then I unfortunately learned that the scaler won't be able to precisely transpose the 1080p image onto the 1440p screen. Meaning, blur and other visual artifacts make the video look substantially worse than 1080p native monitors and it's not related with bitrate or compression etc.
Mainly watching 1080p shows, movies (not streaming on youtube/Netflix etc) and have a huge archive... Tried 4K monitors/TVs with 1080p videos and they look just fine, equal to 1080p native ! 4K is exactly four times 1080p resolution; this means that for every pixel in 1080p, there are four pixels in 2160p, so you just make each pixel four times bigger. Looks exactly like a 1080p display.
I want to upgrade to 2K for games, web & work but "to watch 1080p videos blurry with artifacts" is holding me back.
4K is hard to drive and it's expensive but definitely clearer than 1440p !
- Should I skip 1440p & invest in 4K monitors ? Can you do a video about the elephant in the room ?
I cant buy pc all the time so this kind of topics is really interesting, tune up what I had rather than buying new
@TechYesCity
Brian, why did you move to Japan?
I'm currently using a Core 2 Quad Q9650 with an EVGA 750 Ti SC and a Sound Blaster Audigy SB0090, which dual boots with Windows XP Pro SP3 32-bit, as a retro everyday driver. I recently upgraded from Windows 8.1 Pro 64-bit (with Classic Shell which puts in a proper Start Menu, making Windows 8.1 almost like Windows 7 in terms of usability) to Windows 10 Pro 22H2 64-bit. I've found that with Windows 10 coming with much more generic drivers for my hardware, as well as having to use Snappy Driver installer for the Sound Card, the overall experience I've had with Windows 10 has generally been slower and rougher than with Windows 8.1 (while in turn Windows 8.1 I found to be actually more snappy and responsive than when I had Windows 7 Pro SP1 64-bit on it earlier).
I'm not looking forward to Microsoft officially declaring my currently 15 year old retro PC amongst the e-waste dead as of October 2025 with the demise of support for Windows 10. (But of course for those in the know there's ways around that to get Windows 11 installed and (sort of) running. ;-) )
I've been considering getting a windows 7 partition with the goal of making my OS more lightweight since windows 10 debloating just doesn't go as far as I'd like. I'm glad you made this video.
@@dreaper5813 I literally also have an ubuntu partition which just is not as lightweight at windows 7
Windows 7 is not supported anymore.
I wouldn`t go online with it.
New games also won`t run.
@@lindenreaper8683 There is much to hate about windows.
But i`ll guess we just have to deal with it.
@@lindenreaper8683 Yeah, well..........
I like to play games.
@@lindenreaper8683 I`m not into an argument.
Windows gaming is just common sense for me..
The games i play, don`t run on linux or like absolute crap.
Linux GPU drivers are mostly terrible.
Thanks!
I was considering installing 11 but I'll just re-install 10 to get it back to factory settings + debloating
Ive recently switched to W11 from W10 on my main desktop. W11 is alright, its not terrible. But i do prefer W10. 10 was in the discussion for top Win in my opinion. With 7, XP, being the only possible better versions imo. Im gonna stick with 10 on my other machines until i have to upgrade.
Your opinion is wrong
@@edhiepitz whatever you say kid
@@edhiepitz Yeah, well, that's just, like, your opinion, man.
You should try similar tests on an optimised linux os like 'clear linux' and watch both versions of windows get embarrassed .
Yes but most multiplayer games which are popular don’t work on linux
@@pranavanand9818do you know if it'll play Skyrim?
Did you know there's a compact mode for the list view on Windows 11? I discovered it on my sister's laptop recently. Small screen size + the large height of every line = less screen space. Too bad there's no compact option for the bottom task bar.
Windows 10 feels more responsive no matter what you do.. Windows 11 gives me that feeling like you run something through virtual machine.. I hate how they trying so badly to make it look like phone.. I believe next Windows will be more polish and better.... Anyway if you strip your window instalation to bare bones and install it, ofcourse installing what you actualy only need .. it can work but that's for advanced users.. in general they throw everything and half of the things you will never use it lol
Great video!
I love these latency related videos.
(I am on Windows 11).
However, if I were to change the testing process, I would do a clean install of Windows 11, not an upgrade from Windows 10 to 11.
#ApplesToApples
Unfortunately I think the video doesn't prove anything since it wasn't an apples-to-apples test. I understand the thought process of cloning the drive, but the upgrade completely removes the benefits of cloning.
This video could do with a redo with an apples-to-apples scenario. Two fresh installs.
this is an underrated channel
Fix: This PC can't run Windows 11 (Bypass TPM and Secure Boot) - Easiest Method ua-cam.com/video/q9lq4FcDK4k/v-deo.html
Sorry if I missed something here mate, but with Windows 11, is this a fresh install? Or was this upgraded from Windows 10 via Windows Update?
11:35 you answered my question.
Hardware unboxed did some testing and they noticed upgrading Windows 10 to 11 makes performance worse! You need clean installs to get the best performance!
I did a clean install and it's the fastest Windows OS ever. Boot time is 5 seconds, explorer opens instantly after a mouse click.
I don't trust CSGO that much for benchmarks since the game is bloated by itself, sometimes it has stutters that i don't experience on the far more demanding original 2007 Crysis.
I have an i7-12700K, obviously on Windows 11.
Still using windows 9 and not planning on switching anytime soon
After using windows 11 a bit I LOVE it, best version since xp. Love the centered start button and how clean and efficient it is
hahahahaa
Using Win10 & Win11 both optimised, Win10 is more responsive and snappy.
I was initially happy with Windows 11, but then they released that update back in March 2023 and it destroyed my SSD performance and have not yet fixed the issue, here it almost August.
its been a while for me but ive missed your videos mate
keep on keepin on
I’ve been using Kirby’s windows 11 debloated OS. Really great tools out of the box to keep it clean after install. Highly recommended.
PoyOS
loving these kind of vids. keep up the good work~
Next test : Does it make a difference in performance if you upgrade .. or do a clean install. This question has bothered me since forever.
The Edge win is somewhat of a gimmick because Windows 11 preloads Edge upon startup and that's why, in general, you see faster page loading and startup times.
just used your sponsor and promo code to buy my windows key, worked great!
I used Windows 11 for a while and it was slow. I returned to Windows 10 and the computer came to life!👍
Windows 11 is so lame with all the useless things they added. Plus, they tracking our data so much with 11
I'll stay on the best OS they made, windows 10! ❤
So what about some Xeon testing? Would a large 18 or 22 core X99 do better in your workflow then the 10850k? Inquiring minds want that Xeon content.
No need to move from w10 to 11 until the direct storage makes better implementation!
So skip 11 and wait for 12.
so i wasn't going insane, i recently upgraded from a 10900k to a 13900k and from w10 to w11 and i have been thinking things felt slower somehow
That can also be the processor since 12th and 13th gen intels got some imput lag.
Great video! When are you going to release the before and after changing settings to get lower input latency?
Hey, Hardware Unboxed did a test over a year ago showing upgraded Windows 11 from Windows 10 vs fresh install Windows 11, and the fresh install was faster...
I think you should've used a fresh Windows 11 install just to be sure.
My windows 11 startup time was half of what it was on windows 10. (5 seconds to boot now, compared to 16 seconds before)
also if you dont use a HDD to run windows on, turn of FAST BOOT in bios. The hard drives are so fast today they the feature is not needed and actually slows the disk down.
how about testing it with 12 & 13 th gen, does the previous latency problems related only to the cpus or does win 11 being a bad OS makes it worse
Would be interesting to see if the results are similar for amd ryzen
This is so great. People get too hooked on new and flashy and don't actually compare. Win10 is what I use. Initially when I saw Win11 launch I did not see a reason to upgrade, 10 does everything I need in terms of game library support & I have a lot of stuff installed & setup which takes a lot of time and I have changed a lot in recent years. I'd like to just use my system for a long period of time until it is no longer receiving security updates at that point in time I may consider a switch.
There is so many factors to this. NT Kernel is monolithic and driven by registry, policy and options. Security configuration, drivers, modules loaded, drive caching enabled or disabled, OS configuration & hardware configuration, needing to be identical. where in fact, that is only 99% possible. They are both as slow and as fast as each other, depending on the configuration, environment variables, drivers, hardware configuration, caching configuration... you can't make such a video and actually get the facts from apps running on the O/S loaded. This is just guess work and random and provides no substantial facts, as the required work to perform such evaluations, has not been done and the environments are not heterogenous or atomic in nature.
I really hope Linux comes out with a main distro that just takes over Windows. Microsoft has done nothing but add bloat to Windows for years now that bogs it down. A lot of it is useless. With Linux gaming getting so much better and easier to use, I can't wait till we can just use it instead.
Tech YES City is the best! Like the video everyone!
I sell all of my gaming PCs with 10 and, when asked, I discourage customers from "upgrading". The only issues I ever hear from customers come from Windows updates and the vast majority of those come from people who "upgraded" one of my system from 10 to 11. - Which is faster? I think that's less important than which OS causes more issues for people.
Would be great to see same comparison with a clean Windows 11 install, not an update.
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Just went back to 10 from 11 on my 6 months old laptop. Windows 11 started lagging after a huge update yesterday, idk why, temps were good but the pc wasn’t performing well.
Great video, man! Keep it up.
@techyescity Wouldn't a better testing methodology be a clean install of each - Windows 10 & Windows 11?
I found this very useful for my desicion, thank you!!
Great content man!
I work between both, it's my job to fix computers, I find both to be fairly good, using one or the doesn't matter.
I've used search to launch apps since Vista so survived 8 with little impact
I've tried both. I prefer windows 10. I find it more intuitive, therefore faster for my needs.
@@paul.1337 I don't understand your point.
Mine is simple. I have both systems in 2 different computers at home. I find Windows 10 faster for working. If it's not your case that's okay, we are different human beings.
@@dreaper5813 I tried all, you don't, and for gaming Linux sucks.
@@lindenreaper8683 ok fanboy