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Originally Posted by junkgear
Good question. From what I've read about Windows 11, there isn't much under the hood, especially with audio that has changed. The driver model is the same too, so no driver changes other than having them signed for 11. I'm sure there will be something that won't work 100%, but it seems like the impact could be minimal for DAWs.
Of course your PC has to meet the 11 requirements first, which my workstation doesn't :-(
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Mine either. Which makes no sense.
People with dual cores and 4GB of ram will be able to run W11, while I'm sitting here with 20 cores and 96GB of ram and stuck on W10.
Plus two Surfaces that are not compatible and one of them I just bought last year.
Replacing a basic laptop would not be a huge deal ($400-$800), but replacing a Workstation is a different story - these things are not cheap... looking at around 4k for what I need
Maybe once it's released there will be some way to get it installed on non-approved systems.