of course, there is no urgent need to upgrade, but the pressure to do so will, i'm sure, raise its ugly head with the manufacturers prospects of selling many new boxes. let alone the vast nle user base (all nle's) who've invested many $k's in dedicated systems being forced to throw them out just because m$ has finally realised they have a problem with security.Īnd, from what i've read (so far), 11 is a more cosmetic job rather than ground up rewrite - for which i would expect new hardware requirements. Talk about consumer society, etc., the idea that a three-year-old system won't run win 11 is obscene. Roger.magnusson wrote:Given that it's still a bit unclear whether Windows 11 will run on TPM 1.2 machines (Microsoft says TPM 2.0 is required now), I hope BMD will continue to officially support Resolve on Windows 10 for many years.
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