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 Windows 11 Release Date & Details

Release Date: Late 2021 (current estimates October-November 2021)
System Requirements: Low
Genre: Operating System
Developer: Microsoft
Publisher: Microsoft

Windows 11 is the latest in the long-running, most famous operating system in the world. The announcement of its release may come as a surprise to some, who took Microsoft at their word when they said that Windows 10 would be the last iteration of the OS (the idea being it would be perpetually updated), however, most tech consumers were skeptical of this proclamation even at the time. Windows 11 borrows various aesthetic design cues from Mac OS (which we’d consider to be a good thing) and the more stripped back, minimal clicks design is targetted particularly at users of tablets and other non-desktop devices. The other governing philosophy behind the new operating system has been to make the installation of drivers and updates as automatic and painless as possible, maximizing ease of use and the compatibility of the platform – a welcome improvement for gamers!

Windows 11 System Requirements

The minimum system requirements listed below are the official specifications given by Microsoft. No recommended system requirements have been provided as of yet, so these are our own estimates on what would be the best setup for good performance with the operating system, based off our knowledge of Windows 10. These will be subject to change as we have more hands-on experience with the new operating system.

Generally speaking, the major differences between the minimum requirements from those of Windows 10 is the aforementioned increase in RAM to 4GB, and the need for a CPU with two or more cores (and 64-bit only), and the aforementioned requirement for a TPM and UEFI BIOS.

Windows 11 Minimum Requirements

CPU : 1 GHz or faster (two or more cores on a compatible 64-bit processor or SoC, must be later than Intel 8th Gen / AMD Zen 2 / Qualcomm 7 & 8 Series)
RAM : 4 GB
HDD : 64 GB of storage space (initially – further updates may require more space)
GPU : Compatible with DirectX 12 or later, with a WDDM 2.0 driver
System Firmware : UEFI, Secure Boot capable
TPM : Trusted Platform Module (TPM) version 2.0
DirectX : Version 12
Display : High definition (720p) display, 9″ or greater monitor, 8 bits per color channel
Network : Internet connection required to set up and update

Windows 11 Recommended Requirements

CPU : 2 GHz or faster (two or more cores on a compatible 64-bit processor or SoC, must be later than Intel 8th Gen / AMD Zen 2 / Qualcomm 7 & 8 Series)
RAM : 8 GB
HDD : 100 GB of storage space
GPU : Compatible with DirectX 12 or later, with a WDDM 2.0 driver
System Firmware : UEFI, Secure Boot capable
TPM : Trusted Platform Module (TPM) version 2.0
DirectX : Version 12
Display : High definition (720p) display, 9″ or greater monitor, 8 bits per color channel
Network : Internet connection required to set up and update

Windows 11 Home Vs Pro: Main Differences

One of the only leaked differences that currently separates Windows 11 Home vs Pro is the requirements for a Microsoft account and a stable internet connection during setup – both of which aren’t needed to set up Windows 11 Pro. However, as we said earlier, many of the main differences that separate Windows 11 Home vs Pro are yet to be leaked.

However, whilst that’s the case, we can still extrapolate some of the differences based on Windows 10 versions. For a start, Windows 11 Pro will likely offer additional security and business-tailored features when compared to the home version – as per Windows 10. Looking at the Windows 11 predecessor, Win 10 Pro did offer BitLocker device encryption and Windows Information Protection (WIP) – something the Home version simply couldn’t boast. These are two great features that help increase the security benefits of Windows 10 Pro over Home – and we expect to see similar differences with Windows 11.

Furthermore, Windows 11 Home will likely offer limited functionality and features when it comes to business management and deployment software. This was certainly the case in Windows 10 and there has been no mention to suggest anything different this time around, with Pro benefiting from at least 10 additional managements tools – including mobile device management, Microsoft store (for business) access, and the Windows Update for business features.

Windows 10 Home Vs Pro Bussiness Management & Deployment Features

Hardware requirements for Windows 11: