eu tbm tenho i3 7100 com tpm 2.0 com 16gb e so pq meu processador nao ta na lista ajuda gente microsoft !!!
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2021-10-02T07:53:31+00:00 Me too
Different between you and me is 2.4GHZ only
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Anonymous
2021-10-02T17:20:40+00:00 Isso não e certo meu processador entendi requisitos que windows 11 pede Pc com i3 7100 SSD 250
16gb ram uma GTX 1060
Ai ti pergunto isso não tem poder pra roda windows 11 ?
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Anonymous
2021-10-03T04:42:04+00:00 My processor i3-7100 and its very good but not supported for windows 11.
Why microsoft not added this ?
This cpu easily run windows 11.
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Anonymous
2021-10-03T08:58:57+00:00 I could be wrong but even though TPM 2.0 and secure boot can be turned on in the BIOS in 100 and 200 series boards I'm beginning to think that VBS and Kernal DMA protection may be a determining factor. Whilst any PC with a 64 bit CPU and sufficient RAM and drive space may run win11 with no problems it may not be able to run it securely which I think is what MS is going for this time round with TPM and secure boot and I think 300 series and up support Kernel DMA protection which I think is why MS went for the 8th gen and up or similar for AMD. As I see it at the moment, 100 and 200 series boards will most likely need a bios update which is currently being worked on my most hardware manufacturers to address this. Until we know more though everything is up for speculation.