What operating system for 12400f?

[ItzUknown]

As the title implies I would like to know whether I should install windows 10 or windows 11 on my pc that has an i5 12400f. I know that for 12th gen win.11 is preferred because it can utilize the e-cores and p-cores better than win.10. What concerns me though is that the 12400f has just 6 cores. Should I install win 11 anyways or just stick to 10?

[Pixelfie]

Both should be fine, use whichever you prefer.

[OhYou_]

install gentoo

[Fasauceome]

20 minutes ago, ItzUknown said:

What concerns me though is that the 12400f has just 6 cores.

With no e-cores the fancy new task scheduler in windows 11 won't make a difference. although the difference is pretty small regardless, and where it really matters for most users, gaming performance, it doesn't make a difference at all.

[An0maly_76]

From what I've heard about Win11 and observed through others' posts seeking help with issues with it here, I wouldn't use that dumpster fire on a calculator. It's pretty well known by now that Microsloth hasn't gotten anything right the first, second, third, or fourteen-thousandth time since the days of XP.

 

I've already disabled Win10 updates because of Microsoft pestering me about my 'free upgrade' to Win11 waiting. Don't want it, don't want to know about it. I just got my machine running as it should after four months of chasing my tail over a QVL issue. I'm not about to let Microsloth screw it up again.

Edited September 6, 2022 by An0maly_76
Revised, more info

[ItzUknown]

4 hours ago, Pixelfie said:

Both should be fine, use whichever you prefer.

Ok thank you! I'll stick to win 10.

[ItzUknown]

4 hours ago, OhYou_ said:

install gentoo

What's gentoo?

[ItzUknown]

4 hours ago, Fasauceome said:

With no e-cores the fancy new task scheduler in windows 11 won't make a difference. although the difference is pretty small regardless, and where it really matters for most users, gaming performance, it doesn't make a difference at all.

Ok thank you! I'll stick to win 10.

[ItzUknown]

4 hours ago, An0maly_76 said:

From what I've heard about Win11 and observed through others' posts seeking help with issues with it here, I wouldn't use that dumpster fire on a calculator. It's pretty well known by now that Microsloth hasn't gotten anything right the first, second, third, or fourteen-thousandth time since the days of XP.

 

I've already disabled Win10 updates because of Microsoft pestering me about my 'free upgrade' to Win11 waiting. Don't want it, don't want to know about it. I just got my machine running as it should after four months of chasing my tail over a QVL issue. I'm not about to let Microsloth screw it up again.

Sadly windows have a lot of problems... I still remember when it wanted me to upgrade to win 11 when my pc didn't "meet" the minimum requirements. I'll stick to win 10. 

 

P.s I thought of using linux but I find it a bit more tricky