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It also includes under the hood performance enhancements that should make your PC feel much smoother.

feels like even unsupported hardware gets a performance boost, as shared by a user on Reddit.

Windows 11 update in Settings app

The latest Windows 11 Update appears to improve the performance of older, unsupported PCs.

Windows 11 hasstrict minimum requirements, including a need for a TPM 2.0 chip.

Those requirements prevent millions of PCs from being upgraded to Windows 11, at least officially.

There are, however, workarounds to get Windows 11 onto unsupported systems.

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The latest Windows 11 update improves performance and has several new features.

Microsoft hasclosed some of those gaps, but there are still workarounds in place.

Today is about Windows 11’s latest update and how it improves the performance of even older PCs.

Reddit user bambamitoshared their experience running Windows 11 on a PC with 10-year-old Intel Celeron processor.

Binary code displayed on a laptop screen and Guy Fawkes mask are seen in this illustration photo.

“Performance experience increased!

At least in my experience,” they said.

Others shared similar experiences in the thread below bambamito’s post.

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We also have a guide on how toforce the Windows 11 2024 Updateonto your system.

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