- Apr 8, 2005
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My current gaming rig (Sandy Bridge Intel) is old enough to deserve a nice upgrade.
That being said I decided to go with the latest techs have to offer.
I just picked up an Asus Z690 P Prime Wifi D4 mobo with an Intel i5-12600k cpu at my local Microcenter.
While over there I was warned by the rep that the Z690 only plays nice with new Windows 11 but not Windows 10 due to what he's been hearing ie. drivers incompatibilities etc.
I just bought a new windows 10 key with the intent to use it in the new rig and now based on what I was told I am a bit hesitant to stay with Wins 10. I am also fully aware that the Adler Lake and Z690 design were tailored to Windows 11 OS and I wanted to stay with 10 until 11 is mature enough to jump on board.
Is the guy at MC full of s**t or what he said was warranted given the Windows 11 only a few months since released?
That being said I decided to go with the latest techs have to offer.
I just picked up an Asus Z690 P Prime Wifi D4 mobo with an Intel i5-12600k cpu at my local Microcenter.
While over there I was warned by the rep that the Z690 only plays nice with new Windows 11 but not Windows 10 due to what he's been hearing ie. drivers incompatibilities etc.
I just bought a new windows 10 key with the intent to use it in the new rig and now based on what I was told I am a bit hesitant to stay with Wins 10. I am also fully aware that the Adler Lake and Z690 design were tailored to Windows 11 OS and I wanted to stay with 10 until 11 is mature enough to jump on board.
Is the guy at MC full of s**t or what he said was warranted given the Windows 11 only a few months since released?