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16 gb space would be enough for a test run but not for a daily use

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I am going to reinstall my current installation but I was watching "DON’T buy a new PC for Windows 11!" and I am interested to install Window 11 and even found a thread:

I just play video games and edit video clips and photos... So it should work fine! But please tell me if its worth it!

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Do you even need Windows 11? It hasn't been fully released yet, so you'd be using beta software that could be unstable or buggy. 

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1 minute ago, BondiBlue said:

Do you even need Windows 11? It hasn't been fully released yet, so you'd be using beta software that could be unstable or buggy. 

Should I even ask if you read what I wrote!?

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Just now, MrMLGBlade said:

Should I even ask if you read what I wrote!?

I did read it, and I asked a question in response. Why are you interested in Windows 11 in the first place?

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1 minute ago, MrMLGBlade said:

Should I even ask if you read what I wrote!?

His reply is perfectly adequate for what your wrote. 

Don't install windows 11 yet. As you said yourself, you are not a developer and don't need to use an unstable version of an operating system.

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6 minutes ago, Prodigy_Smit said:

His reply is perfectly adequate for what your wrote. 

Don't install windows 11 yet. As you said yourself, you are not a developer and don't need to use an unstable version of an operating system.

Okay, thanks for the helpful information. I'll just wait until Windows 11 becomes "finished"...

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12 minutes ago, BondiBlue said:

I did read it, and I asked a question in response. Why are you interested in Windows 11 in the first place?

I want to try it out! And test gaming performance.

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1 minute ago, MrMLGBlade said:

I want to try it out! And test gaming performance.

Then it sounds like you'll want the beta channel. I'd recommend installing it onto a secondary drive or partition alongside Windows 10. 

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6 minutes ago, BondiBlue said:

Then it sounds like you'll want the beta channel. I'd recommend installing it onto a secondary drive or partition alongside Windows 10. 

Okay that'll work! Thanks... could I install Windows 11 on a 16GB USB tho?

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16 gb space would be enough for a test run but not for a daily use

If my answer is correct or is helpful please mark it as the solution. Quote me in your post to summon me. Beware that after summoning me ill never leave. 

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11 minutes ago, Gamer4714 said:

16 gb space would be enough for a test run but not for a daily use

All I need to know. 😄

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