Windows 11 or 10

[Gin N Rum 5454]

So I remember a while back that there was something windows 11 had that new amd and intel cpus needed to run at their proper performance level. Am I remembering that incorrectly or correctly because I'd prefer to run windows 10 when I build my new rig.

[Radium_Angel]

Resizeable BAR?

 

[RONOTHAN##]

Windows 11 has a new scheduler that is optimized for 12th and 13th gen CPUs with P cores and E Cores. If you don't have E Cores, the only differences are cosmetic. If you do, you can run into weird issues sometimes if you aren't manually disabling the E Cores 

[BondiBlue]

44 minutes ago, Radium_Angel said:

Resizeable BAR?

No, they're talking about the scheduler in Windows 11 that's designed to work with the hybrid architecture of 12th and 13th gen Intel CPUs containing a mixture of performance and efficiency cores. 

[Gin N Rum 5454]

1 hour ago, BondiBlue said:

No, they're talking about the scheduler in Windows 11 that's designed to work with the hybrid architecture of 12th and 13th gen Intel CPUs containing a mixture of performance and efficiency cores. 

No I wasn't.

[Gin N Rum 5454]

2 hours ago, Radium_Angel said:

Resizeable BAR?

 

Yes that was it, thank you. What's that?

[Radium_Angel]

21 minutes ago, Gin N Rum 5454 said:

Yes that was it, thank you. What's that?

As per Intel:

Resizable BAR (Base Address Register) is a PCIe capability. This is a mechanism that allows the PCIe device, such as a discrete graphics card, to negotiate the BAR size to optimize system resources. Enabling this functionality can result in a performance improvement.

 

Intel's Arc GPUs require this, and the other makers can have varied improvements

https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/what-is-resizable-bar-and-should-you-use-it

 

[Gin N Rum 5454]

4 minutes ago, Radium_Angel said:

As per Intel:

Resizable BAR (Base Address Register) is a PCIe capability. This is a mechanism that allows the PCIe device, such as a discrete graphics card, to negotiate the BAR size to optimize system resources. Enabling this functionality can result in a performance improvement.

 

Intel's Arc GPUs require this, and the other makers can have varied improvements

https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/what-is-resizable-bar-and-should-you-use-it

 

Thanks!

[BondiBlue]

1 hour ago, Gin N Rum 5454 said:

No I wasn't.

Your question didn't mention anything about GPUs or PCIe devices, so I didn't think you were talking about Resizable BAR. 

[Gin N Rum 5454]

14 minutes ago, BondiBlue said:

Your question didn't mention anything about GPUs or PCIe devices, so I didn't think you were talking about Resizable BAR. 

I didn't know what it was either.