XxWhistlerxx

Being one of the thousands of people that had their western digital nas drive remotely wiped (I lost 3tb of data going back to 2014) and western digital now pretty much saying the fix is to buy a new nas that can support os5 I think you should do a video on that calling them out

I'm not angry, I would say more annoyed. What you are saying is correct yes but when it runs perfectly on a 3rd gen i3 why would it be made so it can't be installed on an older computer even though it works perfectly. I've had my computer sins 2015 asus g20cb i7 6700, 32gb ram and a gtx 970 at the time it cost a lot of money and right now I'm only just at a position that I can buy a few things each month to build a new one at the end of the year when the new cpu's come out. Not everyone has the available funds to drop on a new computer. I myself have a family and 2 kids that cost a fortune. And about end of life yes I get that but I work in the it industry so using new software at home is beneficial for work and understanding it hence why I have installed it on a old laptop so I can play with it ready for release when I will have to deal with win11 pc's.

Thank you all i will have a look to see if I can get the health check to say it will work i mean it's only a re-skinned windows 10

It's bs though that I would have to upgrade my whole system when it runs fine on a 3rd gen. OK I am currently upgrading it but that's not the point

So apparently windows 11 requires an 8th gen cpu..... according to Windows health check my hp elite book 6th gen i7, 16gb ram and 256 m.2 can't run Windows 11 but I have installed it on a old dell e5530 3rd gen i3, 16gb ram 128 ssd and it runs perfectly.

This is going to sound very selfish but I have been looking everywhere trying to find an answer with no luck. From a video ltt did a few years ago I upgraded my asus g20cb with an m.2 By all means it's still a good system but it's time to upgrade. A video showing if this old computer can be upgraded to an i9 9900, rtx 2080 and 64gb of 2666mhz ram would be amazing. I know it's the right socket but am worried about bios and heat issues.