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i didnt watch but the system requirements have tpm 2.0 which means so many computers arent gonna be able to run it.
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uninstall linux: problem solved ubunutu loving up the tpm is an absurd default
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Jun 24, 2021 22:04
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win 11 needs a tpm 2.0 chip which those cpus have built in, but discrete tpms or other implementations should work fine as well
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Jun 27, 2021 00:41
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i doubt its a sales thing cause people are buying at record levels and in the enthusiast space the demand is insane to the point that you cant find stuff to buy. its more likely they're just doing it because if they dont manufacturers will keep shipping stuff without TPM, or with TPM disabled, and this is a way to force the issue and do better w/ consumer security.
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mystes posted:What I mean is that the rumor was that it's not just the tpm 2.0 requirement, they are actually going to add additional cpu requirements now, but maybe that's not actually true. you can remove the tpm 2.0 installer requirement by futzing with the install files so its not a technical limitation, but it would be pretty incredible if they did cut out old cpus like that.
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if they're gonna introduce actual technical requirements i'd be surprised if they waited until release as having people test in in beta would be real important to not loving it up. altho i could certainly see in a year or so after they've got enough machines on 11 they start introducing new features that mandate specific hardware.
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