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Microsoft has finally added the official CPU support list for Windows 11 version 24H2, and the company has strangely removed several Intel processors from it.

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If you read the entire article, this was meant for OEM.  Microsoft is no longer providing support for OEMs that are selling these processors. Our pc's will work just fine and get updates.  Super clickbait article. 

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On 2/15/2025 at 7:50 PM, Papusan said:

 

Microsoft has finally added the official CPU support list for Windows 11 version 24H2, and the company has strangely removed several Intel processors from it.

 

a "stupid" click bait article from Neowin (and you "fell" for it, Papusan)

 

THIS Windows Latest article will "dispute" that:

 

No, Microsoft is NOT dropping Windows 11 support for Intel 8th, 9th, and 10th Gen chips

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9 hours ago, epguy3 said:

 

a "stupid" click bait article from Neowin (and you "fell" for it, Papusan)

 

THIS Windows Latest article will "dispute" that:

 

No, Microsoft is NOT dropping Windows 11 support for Intel 8th, 9th, and 10th Gen chips

 

Of course support don't drop now. Still disgusting. This is just Microsoft first steps to move these gen chips away from Windows ecosystem. 

 

See... because Microsoft or Intel "don’t want" PC makers to build PCs with 8th-gen processors in 2025. Microsoft says that it will only support processors that meet the 'design principles' of security and reliability to run the latest version of Windows

 

 People need to be morons if they'll put all too much trust into what Microsoft say or claim.

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13 hours ago, Papusan said:

 

Of course support don't drop now. Still disgusting. This is just Microsoft first steps to move these gen chips away from Windows ecosystem. 

 

See... because Microsoft or Intel "don’t want" PC makers to build PCs with 8th-gen processors in 2025. Microsoft says that it will only support processors that meet the 'design principles' of security and reliability to run the latest version of Windows

 

 People need to be morons if they'll put all too much trust into what Microsoft say or claim.

Again, 

That's not what's happening. It's for sellers.  In all honesty, I would not want to buy a new PC with a 5 year old chip in it anyways.  The rules of what systems can use windows 11 has not changed.  So there is NOTHING disgusting or heinous about it. Its saying PC makers you can sell NEW systems with old chips and get support. 

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