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Old 27-06-2025, 08:07 PM
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Maybe Win11 forces all the speculative execution mitigations that the Intel chips have, and Win10 doesn’t? Just guessing, but it’s the kind of scenario where you would feel the impact.

Dual booting Linux is easy, it’ll setup the bootloader when it’s done.
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Old 27-06-2025, 08:09 PM
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… 3rd fastest machine on the current benchmark. although realistically i don't intend on running the PBO function 24/7 which impacts the score somewhat.
Why would you disable PBO?
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Old 27-06-2025, 10:01 PM
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I wanted to see if Windows 11 Pro offers a discernible upgrade to Windows 10 Pro performance (but it seems a severe downgrade so far).

I thought I would try Win 11 first and then tri-boot to Ubuntu next.

For me it was 80% about seeking more performance and 20% having a fallback if PI on Windows 10 Pro stops doing what it is supposed to!

Nice performance by the way
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