> What do the system requirements have to do with the better performance for 11, if the tests were performed on the same hardware? > You yourself posted the re

> What do the system requirements have to do with the better performance for 11, if the tests were performed on the same hardware? > You yourself posted the reason why it's faster First, note well that the article lacks benchmarks and is careful to only ever say Windows 11 "feels" faster. If Windows 11 can preload 4 times as much in RAM that might be described as "improved memory management system" which would make it "feel faster". It is also an approach that is denied Windows 10 due to its minimum system requirements. I find that spending some time turning off all the bloat that is enabled by default on any given Windows version results in an immediately responsive UI, such that feeling faster is not much of a selling point. It is just amusing to me how each new version of Windows is billed as "the fastest ever!" while the minimum system requirements continue to balloon.