One of Microsoft’s main requirements for running Windows 11 is that the PC must possess TPM 2.0, a security feature only present on newer machines. Intel Pentium 4 661 satisfies only the clock requirement, but the processor was still accepted by the Windows 11 PC Health tool.
Microsoft’s support documentation states that the new OS requires at least a dual-core CPU with a clock of 1GHz or higher. Technically, installing Windows 11 on Intel Pentium 4 661 shouldn’t have been possible. The system still managed to run several programs, including CPU-Z, a modern benchmarking tool. The video shows that booting the system, as well as navigating the settings menu, takes a long time - but that should come as no surprise given that some components are nearing their 16th birthday. managed to install Windows 11 successfully using the Windows 10 PE installer. There are, however, two much more modern components, as the PC includes an Nvidia GeForce GT 710 graphics card (2016) and a 120GB SSD.Īgainst all odds, Carlos S.M. This is combined with an Asus P5Q motherboard, released in 2008. That’s right - DDR2, first launched in 2003.
The computer has 4GB of DDR2 RAM that runs at 800MHz. It’s not just the CPU that is past its retirement in this build. Fitbit Versa 3ĭell’s first Windows 11 ARM laptop is priced like a ChromebookĪMD’s integrated graphics might beat the most popular GPU on Steam
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