@BlGASH actually my 3600Mhz kit runs at CL18 which results in a latency of 10ns whereas a 8000Mhz kit at CL38 would run at 9.5ns - so definitely not relevant. Besides when I build this system DDR4 was not even yet available
It is worth mentioning what CPU you use. Intel 12th gen and later is known to be a lot faster in Windows 11 due to having a better task scheduler to make use of the efficiency cores. For Ryzen and 11th gen Intel or earlier the difference is smaller.
First windows update in history that does not be significant or at all better than the old one lol it just shows me that stability in todays systems is way more important than actually functions
Performance in Windows 11 games should improve after Nvidia released driver 555.41, it supports WDDM 3.2, already in the beta version of this driver I get better 0.1 and 1% minimums (Beware! don't put this driver! It causes BSOD at the moment)
I'd say don't upgrade, only install win11 if you building new pc from parts past win11 launch? UI is massive downgrade and I came back to win10 after few days.
Just wanted to let you know that the 1% low may be affected because windows 11 has memory integrity enabled by default and windows 10 has it off by default it is probably why the 1% low are so bad
I play COD MW3 on Windows 11 with a 10900k, 4400mhz cl17 ram, and a 7900XTX. I play at 1440p low settings both mp and wz. Resizable Bar DISABLED benchmarks CPU: 385fps avg - 256fps 1%lows GPU: 323fps avg - 256fps 1%lows Bottlenecks: CPU 11% and GPU 89% Overall 315fps avg - 243fps 1% lows. Resizable Bar ENABLED benchmarks CPU: 335fps avg - 124fps 1%lows GPU: 364fps avg - 249fps 1%lows Bottlenecks: CPU 64% and GPU 36% Overall 324fps avg - 124fps 1% lows. So disabling Resizable Bar raises the CPUs 1%lows from 124fps to 256fps but hurts the GPU making it the bottleneck with 89%. For fps games is it not better to be cpu bottlenecked and not GPU bottlenecked so as to eliminate system latency? Or is it more important to play with higher 1% lows? Please reply at your convenience. I found these results to be interesting findings.
I limit my FPS so I get a consistent feeling in game and it keeps my GPU load around 80-90% which helps with overall latency. Obviously the more frames you push the quicker they will get displayed but the tearing / stutter annoys me and affects my gameplay more than a few ms of system latency.
@@TechGuides Update. After using Windows Tiny for a few weeks I can honestly say the main thing it has going for it is it's more stable and less bugging than Windows 10
No. Windows 10 will not be supported after October 2025 (no more fix and safety updates), but you can still use it for free. You will have to pay if you want extended support.
my pc specs(current os:windows 11): CPU: Intel Core i5 3470_ 4cores 4threads 3.60GHz_ gen3 Ivy Bridge RAM: 6GB DDR3 ( i may upgrade to 16GB in the future) SSD: 120GB Kingston SATA3 + 500GB HDD I should use windows 11 or windows 10? for best performance?
I made this switch in reverse (from Win11 to Win10) two days ago and, until now, all that i see is improving in the performance of my games. The main problem of Windows 11 is the pre loading of resources that are not being used. And, to cheaper hardwares, this can be a problem, and it was for me...
Something is so off with these numbers, to see such a massive swing in CP2077, R6 from just switching to Windows 11. FYI 12th or 13th or 14th gen won't make a difference in games like CP2077, W10 still knows not to put shit into e-cores. Also if your using path tracing, then your also going to use frame gen, and re-bar is required for frame generation. Please double check your cp2077, that game has a really bad side effect of settings not saving properly. your 1% min difference is like going 3-4 generations in graphics cards.
Windows 10 supports it but HAG is only beneficial to low and mid tier systems and you, having a 7900XTX, is not a low or mid tier system. It is for systems that end up with 100% CPU usage during gaming. So it would be pointless to even use it and the options won't even show up, like in my system.
@@DrTopLiftDPT that's good at least. It is still not worth my time and aggravation to switch to 11. I already get 80 to 120 fps in most games at ultrawide resolution so a 10% increase won't do much for me.
Without actively measuring, I have generally not felt much difference between windows 10 and windows 11 for gaming. Though interestingly, The Planet Crafters is the one exception for me. 4K, midway through the game, REBAR off (as it is by default), but with all the base objects, I get pretty solid stuttering approaching my base. Have reinstalled windows 10 today as a test, and do not have the same stuttering issue. So it feels like there is something different between the two OSes, just not something you usually tell by casual play. 😁 As a side note - I tried Linux/proton also, and didn't feel any stutter heading into the base zone. But I guess your experience may vary.
It is really polemic right now, what I can tell you is that if you have an older system you should go to win 10 because it is less consuming. Now, if you have a beefer computer and want simplicity and good looking, then you will probably like win11 better. My personal recomendation is to document yourself on the performance based on the tasks you will be doing.
On a new system it simply doesnt make sense to install win 10. People are just hating on win11 for absolutely no reason I havent found a single broken thing in half a year and I would argue that Im an above normal user...
Nice finding. I think you should emphasize this rebar on vs off on your title/thumbnail. Makes me think if I would be better with windows 10 with rebar off for better 1% lows
@@TechGuides i have HT off as well but ive kept my e cores enabled bc the HT is the only thing messing with my max clocks. 5.5-5.6 on cores 0 and 1 with HT off and e cores on. rather you believe it or not e cores are actually really helpful. you could use process lasso and move non important tast all to e cores and leave important task on the p cores.
I'm having i5-12600k, rtx 3070, main tuf gaming b760m plus wifi d4, and 32gb ram 3k6 bus trident z, I mostly play 3A games, so what should I choose, win 10 or 11?
Bro your specs are more than enough to play 95% of games at the highest graphics possible and 70-80% of games in 120-200 fps on highest graphics. With that much horsepower I don't really thinking your os really matters. It will only make a significant for people who Intel 6-7 gen chips or like really low ram(6-7gb) and integrated graphics
@@moronicacid9731 I see, I've only been learning about PC for 2 months, so choosing the above components is quite confusing. I don't know much about softwares, so now I'm wondering whether to choose Windows 10 or 11 first in order to learn before building my PC set :v
@@johnvn21 My advise would be windows 11. I dont really think you'll see a difference performance wise (max 5-10 fps difference but with your specs you dont reaaly need those extra frames as pretty much anything will run a stable 60 fps and even if it does not you could slightly reduce the graphics quality) in the end it just comes to your personal preference. I suggest you go for 11 as you are pretty new and people who stick with 10 just do so because they are used to it or they know what they are doing. Windows 11 is much more user friendly. For example if you somehow break your OS, 11 has a repair function and you are also going to get better support. Best not to overthink about is and just have fun👍👍
Just what I was looking for. Thanks!!!!! I watched your detailed bf2042 guide and it helped me a lot. One more reason to trust this channel. So win 11 it is then. Can you tell me how to disable resizable bar? I am using rtx3070ti laptop version
You can find the option in your BIOS. The exact place varies but should be an option named Intel Trusted Platform or something similar (google can help)
@@TechGuides So, here's the thing. I open my nvidia control panel 》system information and there's no information about resizable bar. Also in my bios, I only see 2 options, Intel VTX and Intel VTD. That's it, else all generic functions. Checked on my laptops manufacturer's website whether there's an vbios that I could flash but no luck
Sir my space Ryzen 75800x 16gb 3600mhz ram ddr4 Rtx msi 3070ti rogstrix b550f.gaming mobo Ssd nv m2 auros 7000m speed So pleas wich batter for online games and offline games and i m Livestreamer so pleas tell me
You would be better off upgrading your rig to something usefull.... I wouldnt let my wife game on that let alone attemp to stream. wow what trash.... cheapo RAM cheapo MOBO cheapo GPU YUCK. Gotto save that money when building but then have issues with performance. You could have worked and saved for an extram 3 months and gone top tier with out issues and enough power to spare to play 2 games at the same time and stream.
You seem to be the proverbial exception to the rule. I experienced a noticeable decrease in gaming performance after upgrading to Win11 so I did a clean install of Windows 10 and modified the registery so MS could not trick me into upgrading to 11 without my knowledge. And all other gaming YTers I've seen also noticed the same performance issues and they clearly show the 11 version results in a lower fps rate in basically every game. The Win11 security problem with Ryzen processors seem to have been solved in a recent patch but I would still advise any Ryzen gamer to stick to Windows 10 for the time being. But I appreciate your video, it's always good to have multiple points of view and maybe it performs much better with Intel processors. I have a Ryzen 7 5800X with RTX2080Super btw.
Thanks for the comment. Frankly I really stuggle to find performance issues on both my Win11 machines (one is an Intel, the other AMD)... Maybe they all had re-bar enabled for their tests? Anyways, I wish I had the time to dig deeper into this topic but I'm pretty nuch floored with work until the end of September.
@@TechGuides Thank YOU for replying, I really appreciate that. I am just one gamer with one PC so I have to rely on the advice of others. And from what I understand the 23H2 update did improve Win11 slightly but it's still not on the level of Win10 when it comes to gaming performance. Of course the 1% Lows are more important than a few frames extra and Win1123H2 did seem to improve that over Win1122H2 but it's still not quite there. Win11 does not disable the Core Isolation feature automatically like Win10 did, that is probably why I noticed the difference myself even without testing. But even manually disabling it and comparing the two Win10 wins hands down every time, at least in the tests I'd seen before. Please take a look at the recent Hardware Unboxed video here on YT called: Windows 10 vs. Windows 11: Gaming Benchmarks, 7700X, 7800X3D, 12700K, 14700K. He includes some Intel builds so it seems a fair comparison to me. Do you have any idea why his results are so much different than yours? Most gamers like me have to rely on channels like this in order to decide what to buy and what to use. Appreciate your response very much, thanks!
I suppose that if you got old intel cpu's you will just get = or even - performances, since u got this results with scheduled optimizations that just comes with the latest intel cpu's 12 gen+
Because they haven't added full-screen optimization in this version yet? Unfortunately it can't be disabled and still have to use more modern win 11 ((
@@TechGuides so impressive man. And I was actually asking the other guy. Since he’s so willing to criticize others. Wanted to know how many languages he speaks…. I’m guessing only one. Love your videos man 🙏🏻👍🏻
Specifications of the system used for the benchnarks:
i9 13900K
RTX 4080
64GB 3600Mhz DDR4
Doesnt really matter actually
@TechGuides ur delusional, get a 8000mhz cl38 kit and you'll see at least a 20+fps boost
So you use 12900k or 13900k ??
In your link 12900k
In your post 13900k
@BlGASH actually my 3600Mhz kit runs at CL18 which results in a latency of 10ns whereas a 8000Mhz kit at CL38 would run at 9.5ns - so definitely not relevant. Besides when I build this system DDR4 was not even yet available
@RMKry 13900k my affiliate links are rather outdated I'm afraid
It is worth mentioning what CPU you use. Intel 12th gen and later is known to be a lot faster in Windows 11 due to having a better task scheduler to make use of the efficiency cores. For Ryzen and 11th gen Intel or earlier the difference is smaller.
Sorry I forgot to include my PC specs. I used an i9-13900K so I also actually expected larger differences :)
I wouldn't say "A LOT". I have a 14700k and there is barely any difference between windows 10 and 11. All drivers, all updates.
yeah 11 is crap @@Deezorz
Not every 12th gen cpus has e cores.
thanks so much for this video, I was kind of unsure about the differences before, which is why I hadn't switched
Cheers!
holy shit those 1% lows with resizeable bar on and off is mind blowing. Mate great vid easy sub.
Cheers man!
That was the first difference I noticed in warzone. Consistently from 180 fps to 240+ fps! (7900 xtx)
First windows update in history that does not be significant or at all better than the old one lol it just shows me that stability in todays systems is way more important than actually functions
The title is very misleading, Intel system with biglittle architecture should be mentioned!
no pc specs is crazy
i9 13900K
RTX 4080
64GB 3600Mhz DDR4
I always appreciate your content and guides! Thank you!
Much appreciated man!!!
Performance in Windows 11 games should improve after Nvidia released driver 555.41, it supports WDDM 3.2, already in the beta version of this driver I get better 0.1 and 1% minimums (Beware! don't put this driver! It causes BSOD at the moment)
Damn, I got one bsod recently on my new gaming laptop, I was scared that my new pc has some problems, glad you mentioned this here. I am glad
Huh, interesting that rebar has such an effect. I would definitely like to see a video testing its effects more. Could you add Overwatch to the group?
Gotcha Ill try to include Overwatch as well :)
I'd say don't upgrade, only install win11 if you building new pc from parts past win11 launch? UI is massive downgrade and I came back to win10 after few days.
Nah Windows 10 Is more cheaper, and of you want then you can upgrade It tò Windows 11
Apex Legends is also negatively affected by Resizable bar on my system...kindly do the resizable bar tests and please include Apex Legends
Can do, cheers!
@@TechGuides Warzone as well. With rebar on, 1% lows take a big hit.
Just wanted to let you know that the 1% low may be affected because windows 11 has memory integrity enabled by default and windows 10 has it off by default it is probably why the 1% low are so bad
warzone video please
Got some plans but what specifically would you be interested in?
I play COD MW3 on Windows 11 with a 10900k, 4400mhz cl17 ram, and a 7900XTX. I play at 1440p low settings both mp and wz.
Resizable Bar DISABLED benchmarks
CPU: 385fps avg - 256fps 1%lows
GPU: 323fps avg - 256fps 1%lows
Bottlenecks: CPU 11% and GPU 89%
Overall 315fps avg - 243fps 1% lows.
Resizable Bar ENABLED benchmarks
CPU: 335fps avg - 124fps 1%lows
GPU: 364fps avg - 249fps 1%lows
Bottlenecks: CPU 64% and GPU 36%
Overall 324fps avg - 124fps 1% lows.
So disabling Resizable Bar raises the CPUs 1%lows from 124fps to 256fps but hurts the GPU making it the bottleneck with 89%. For fps games is it not better to be cpu bottlenecked and not GPU bottlenecked so as to eliminate system latency? Or is it more important to play with higher 1% lows?
Please reply at your convenience. I found these results to be interesting findings.
interesting
I limit my FPS so I get a consistent feeling in game and it keeps my GPU load around 80-90% which helps with overall latency. Obviously the more frames you push the quicker they will get displayed but the tearing / stutter annoys me and affects my gameplay more than a few ms of system latency.
you limit your fps on gpu panel or in game?@@andyb355
The faster your CPU is and the more cores it has, the better the performance in multiplayer games.
for spec 5600+4060 better w10 or w11 for playing games?
Downloaded Tiny 11 two days ago and so far I'm not impressed
I honestly haven't had many issues. Not a revolution but also no downgrade like Windows 8 ;)
@@TechGuides Update. After using Windows Tiny for a few weeks I can honestly say the main thing it has going for it is it's more stable and less bugging than Windows 10
Sadly had to upgrade when my windows 10 install started to act funny and didn’t want to go through the painstaking task of reinstalling 10
wish microsoft would just f off and keep supporting windows 10 as intended before microsoft got sold...
Hey. Is it true Microsoft with start charging customers to stay on Windows 10?
No. Windows 10 will not be supported after October 2025 (no more fix and safety updates), but you can still use it for free. You will have to pay if you want extended support.
Correct
If you want security update, you need to pay for it. I think people who wants to stay in Windows 10, is just going to pirate the security update lol
@@NeR1oo You mean to say that new updates for windows 10 will continue to be made after 2025 but the only way to get them is to pay?
Fk windows 11. Period. I bought pc that has windows 11 full of bugs
my pc specs(current os:windows 11):
CPU: Intel Core i5 3470_ 4cores 4threads 3.60GHz_ gen3 Ivy Bridge
RAM: 6GB DDR3 ( i may upgrade to 16GB in the future)
SSD: 120GB Kingston SATA3 + 500GB HDD
I should use windows 11 or windows 10? for best performance?
Question: will I see a performance issues if I switched to windows 11 on a 10th gen cpu?
I didnt specifically test a 10th gen system but you likely wont notice much of a difference
I made this switch in reverse (from Win11 to Win10) two days ago and, until now, all that i see is improving in the performance of my games.
The main problem of Windows 11 is the pre loading of resources that are not being used. And, to cheaper hardwares, this can be a problem, and it was for me...
Something is so off with these numbers, to see such a massive swing in CP2077, R6 from just switching to Windows 11. FYI 12th or 13th or 14th gen won't make a difference in games like CP2077, W10 still knows not to put shit into e-cores.
Also if your using path tracing, then your also going to use frame gen, and re-bar is required for frame generation.
Please double check your cp2077, that game has a really bad side effect of settings not saving properly. your 1% min difference is like going 3-4 generations in graphics cards.
Results where comparable with rebar off though no?
I also can't use HAG hardware acceleration with my 7900xtx with windows 10. Only 11 i believe. I think that would also increase performance
Windows 10 supports it but HAG is only beneficial to low and mid tier systems and you, having a 7900XTX, is not a low or mid tier system. It is for systems that end up with 100% CPU usage during gaming. So it would be pointless to even use it and the options won't even show up, like in my system.
@@Toutvids I upgraded to windows 11. I’ll test a benchmark with it on and off
@@DrTopLiftDPT good luck, I hated Windows 11 and went back to 10.
@@Toutvids I was getting at least 10% more fps with 11. Didn't test with hags off tho.
@@DrTopLiftDPT that's good at least. It is still not worth my time and aggravation to switch to 11. I already get 80 to 120 fps in most games at ultrawide resolution so a 10% increase won't do much for me.
PC specs?
i9 13900K
RTX 4080
64GB 3600Mhz DDR4
windows 11 is just to like closed of a limited for me like for the things i do it just is to behind bars windows 10 is just good ima downgrade
What's Rebar and how can I disable it?
Resizable bar. Check your motherboard documentation on how to disable it
Bro can i use steam games in Windows 11?
Yes works no problem :)
yes to rebar video, also pls add flight simulator 2020 to that test.
Not sure if FS2020 has a build in benchmark, might be tricky to test but Ill definitely soon do a video on rebar :)
@@TechGuides it does not, but it does have a in-sim dev overlay that shows cpu gpu time and fps etc
Without actively measuring, I have generally not felt much difference between windows 10 and windows 11 for gaming. Though interestingly, The Planet Crafters is the one exception for me. 4K, midway through the game, REBAR off (as it is by default), but with all the base objects, I get pretty solid stuttering approaching my base. Have reinstalled windows 10 today as a test, and do not have the same stuttering issue. So it feels like there is something different between the two OSes, just not something you usually tell by casual play. 😁
As a side note - I tried Linux/proton also, and didn't feel any stutter heading into the base zone. But I guess your experience may vary.
agreed
And the test in Ark Ascended?
Home vs pro?
Cant judge Im afraid I only use the home version
Are you Eastern European?
Swiss ;)
@@TechGuides Oh ok, I knew I heard a European accent! Lol
win10 team
How about having a lower end PC ? Would be still the win 11 best option ?
if you're going to play valorant I don't suggest win 11 without some win 11 req it's tpm 2.0 and secure boot because valorant req it if your in win 11
@@lazyplay213 so windows 10 will be your choice if u play valorant right?
What should i get w10 or w11? Everyone is saying w11 is just trash but that doesnt make sense to me..
It is really polemic right now, what I can tell you is that if you have an older system you should go to win 10 because it is less consuming. Now, if you have a beefer computer and want simplicity and good looking, then you will probably like win11 better.
My personal recomendation is to document yourself on the performance based on the tasks you will be doing.
On a new system it simply doesnt make sense to install win 10. People are just hating on win11 for absolutely no reason I havent found a single broken thing in half a year and I would argue that Im an above normal user...
@@TechGuides yeah its a totaly new pc thanks!
Did you turn off Core Isolation in Win 11? i think bill gates pay you to show windows 11 better than 10
No. I wish lol
@@TechGuides ive tried w11 even with my i7 12700kf wich is suposed to run great, still w10 performance is better, i install w10 again
great video man, also thanks for the little things like your cod settings :)
Nothing is worth 11
Where can I get that Modern Warfare "FREE"...that would be sweet! 😃
thx
Can we expect Microsoft to fix this issue with the resizable bar?
probably
„Never Touch a Running System“
Kein schlechte Grundsatz ;)
bro your camera looks like your sitting near me
Sorry about that
@@TechGuides no bro I meant in a good way 😂, thanks for the tutorial ❤️
I guess I’ll download 11
I dont hate it tbh
🙌
How is the ram usage on gaming 10 vs 11?
I didn't explicitly check the difference in RAM usage I'm afraid
Nice finding. I think you should emphasize this rebar on vs off on your title/thumbnail. Makes me think if I would be better with windows 10 with rebar off for better 1% lows
Thanks! I think Ill dedicate a full video for the topic though
So its safe to install Windows 11 on 12700k? (Ecore and HT are disable) + 2080Ti?. Only RTX30 and RTX40 support ReBar.
You likely won't notice any difference when it comes to gaming performance. May I ask why you chose to disable ecores and hyperthreading though?
@@TechGuides Because Ecore and HT block max clock on Pcore and Ring. And when HT is active i have higher temp and lower fps on games.
@@RMKry Multicore enhancement and other such nastinesses FTW! :)
@@TechGuides i have HT off as well but ive kept my e cores enabled bc the HT is the only thing messing with my max clocks. 5.5-5.6 on cores 0 and 1 with HT off and e cores on. rather you believe it or not e cores are actually really helpful. you could use process lasso and move non important tast all to e cores and leave important task on the p cores.
Please can you make wzm config file
I haven't tried it, can you even make significant config changes to WZM?
I'm having i5-12600k, rtx 3070, main tuf gaming b760m plus wifi d4, and 32gb ram 3k6 bus trident z, I mostly play 3A games, so what should I choose, win 10 or 11?
Bro your specs are more than enough to play 95% of games at the highest graphics possible and 70-80% of games in 120-200 fps on highest graphics. With that much horsepower I don't really thinking your os really matters. It will only make a significant for people who Intel 6-7 gen chips or like really low ram(6-7gb) and integrated graphics
@@moronicacid9731 I see, I've only been learning about PC for 2 months, so choosing the above components is quite confusing. I don't know much about softwares, so now I'm wondering whether to choose Windows 10 or 11 first in order to learn before building my PC set :v
@@johnvn21 My advise would be windows 11. I dont really think you'll see a difference performance wise (max 5-10 fps difference but with your specs you dont reaaly need those extra frames as pretty much anything will run a stable 60 fps and even if it does not you could slightly reduce the graphics quality) in the end it just comes to your personal preference. I suggest you go for 11 as you are pretty new and people who stick with 10 just do so because they are used to it or they know what they are doing. Windows 11 is much more user friendly. For example if you somehow break your OS, 11 has a repair function and you are also going to get better support. Best not to overthink about is and just have fun👍👍
Just what I was looking for. Thanks!!!!! I watched your detailed bf2042 guide and it helped me a lot. One more reason to trust this channel.
So win 11 it is then. Can you tell me how to disable resizable bar? I am using rtx3070ti laptop version
You can find the option in your BIOS. The exact place varies but should be an option named Intel Trusted Platform or something similar (google can help)
@@TechGuides So, here's the thing. I open my nvidia control panel 》system information and there's no information about resizable bar.
Also in my bios, I only see 2 options, Intel VTX and Intel VTD. That's it, else all generic functions. Checked on my laptops manufacturer's website whether there's an vbios that I could flash but no luck
@@aakashkapoor8933I don't think most laptops have the option to disable rebar option. Do you have an acer?
@@dharshdanube6911 yep, acer an 515 58, rtx3070ti model. Damn, I remember, my last laptop msi gf65 had this rebar option.
What about CS2
Sadly I couldn't test CS2 because custom demos didnt work at the time of benchmarking
Sir my space Ryzen 75800x
16gb 3600mhz ram ddr4
Rtx msi 3070ti rogstrix b550f.gaming mobo
Ssd nv m2 auros 7000m speed
So pleas wich batter for online games and offline games and i m Livestreamer so pleas tell me
Windows 8.1
You would be better off upgrading your rig to something usefull.... I wouldnt let my wife game on that let alone attemp to stream. wow what trash.... cheapo RAM cheapo MOBO cheapo GPU YUCK. Gotto save that money when building but then have issues with performance. You could have worked and saved for an extram 3 months and gone top tier with out issues and enough power to spare to play 2 games at the same time and stream.
Great video!
Thanks!
@@TechGuides np :D
You seem to be the proverbial exception to the rule. I experienced a noticeable decrease in gaming performance after upgrading to Win11 so I did a clean install of Windows 10 and modified the registery so MS could not trick me into upgrading to 11 without my knowledge. And all other gaming YTers I've seen also noticed the same performance issues and they clearly show the 11 version results in a lower fps rate in basically every game. The Win11 security problem with Ryzen processors seem to have been solved in a recent patch but I would still advise any Ryzen gamer to stick to Windows 10 for the time being. But I appreciate your video, it's always good to have multiple points of view and maybe it performs much better with Intel processors. I have a Ryzen 7 5800X with RTX2080Super btw.
Thanks for the comment. Frankly I really stuggle to find performance issues on both my Win11 machines (one is an Intel, the other AMD)... Maybe they all had re-bar enabled for their tests? Anyways, I wish I had the time to dig deeper into this topic but I'm pretty nuch floored with work until the end of September.
@@TechGuides Thank YOU for replying, I really appreciate that. I am just one gamer with one PC so I have to rely on the advice of others. And from what I understand the 23H2 update did improve Win11 slightly but it's still not on the level of Win10 when it comes to gaming performance. Of course the 1% Lows are more important than a few frames extra and Win1123H2 did seem to improve that over Win1122H2 but it's still not quite there. Win11 does not disable the Core Isolation feature automatically like Win10 did, that is probably why I noticed the difference myself even without testing. But even manually disabling it and comparing the two Win10 wins hands down every time, at least in the tests I'd seen before. Please take a look at the recent Hardware Unboxed video here on YT called: Windows 10 vs. Windows 11: Gaming Benchmarks, 7700X, 7800X3D, 12700K, 14700K. He includes some Intel builds so it seems a fair comparison to me. Do you have any idea why his results are so much different than yours? Most gamers like me have to rely on channels like this in order to decide what to buy and what to use. Appreciate your response very much, thanks!
appreciate the info. Can we have a detailed guide video of optimizing win 11?
Ill work on some tips for WZ indeed
What AI did you use to create this Roman guy? It's not the best I've seen but it's pretty impressive.
Not sure if thats a compliment or insult..
I suppose that if you got old intel cpu's you will just get = or even - performances, since u got this results with scheduled optimizations that just comes with the latest intel cpu's 12 gen+
The results will probably be different yes. Sorry but I didnt test with a gen 9 CPU
The best windows is 10 LTSC 2021
Because they haven't added full-screen optimization in this version yet? Unfortunately it can't be disabled and still have to use more modern win 11 ((
Roman? Are you Russian or Swiss?
Swiss :)
@@TechGuides Italian kind? You do sound like your native language is German.
Im from the german speaking part
@@TechGuides Yeah I can clearly here that. The questions is why Roman? that's not German
Resizable Bar ENABLED
CPU GPU. Global
Avg: 332fps. Avg: 372fps. Avg: 326fps
5th: 181fps. 5th: 314fps. 5th: 180fps
1st: 121fps. 1st: 247fps. 1st: 121fps
Bottleneck: 75% Bottleneck: 25%
Resizable Bar DISABLED
CPU GPU. Global
Avg: 383fps. Avg: 332fps. Avg: 323fps
5th: 291fps. 5th: 285fps. 5th: 269fps
1st: 248fps. 1st: 263fps. 1st: 242fps
Bottleneck: 15% Bottleneck: 85%
I play COD MW3 at 1440p low settings. I'm on Windows 11, HAGS ON, with a 10900k, 7900XTX, 32GB of 4400cl17 Ram.
Thanks for reporting numbers for your system thats really helpful! I personally would prefer rebar off for the higher 1% lows
I don’t understand cpu and global ? Wish you checked this with windows 10 😂
what about fortnite
Didnt test, sorry
Best setting?
For MW3? Probably when Season 3 drops :)
Grazie 🇮🇹
Modern Warfare FREE........ is there not anyone who can pronounce the T, H sound anymore...
Dude Im Swiss with English being my 3rd language...
How many languages do you speak bro? Lol😂
German, French, English, and some Spanish
@@TechGuides so impressive man. And I was actually asking the other guy. Since he’s so willing to criticize others. Wanted to know how many languages he speaks…. I’m guessing only one.
Love your videos man 🙏🏻👍🏻
Oh I see! Haha anyways thank you so much :)