> If you had a desktop yeah I would recommend the upgrade
Aye, I was thinking more about older desktop machines rather than laptops, which by their nature are designed to be as power efficient as possible to extend how long you can run off of just the battery.
And again just to restate to others, it's worth upgrading if you can afford it. After I dumped those old Dells, I reckon I saved the nearly the price of a whole PC each year after kitting out with newer gear (until the price of electric went up again).
Apropos Windows 11, it seems there may be ways around the TPM requirements, though not ideal:
Aye, I was thinking more about older desktop machines rather than laptops, which by their nature are designed to be as power efficient as possible to extend how long you can run off of just the battery.
And again just to restate to others, it's worth upgrading if you can afford it. After I dumped those old Dells, I reckon I saved the nearly the price of a whole PC each year after kitting out with newer gear (until the price of electric went up again).
Apropos Windows 11, it seems there may be ways around the TPM requirements, though not ideal:
https://www.tomshardware.com/uk/how-to/bypass-windows-11-tpm...