Windows 11 vs. Windows 10, Gaming and Application Benchmarks

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Video Index:
00:00 - Welcome back to Hardware Unboxed
02:35 - Test System
03:00 - Cinebench R23
03:38 - 7-Zip File Manager
04:02 - Blender Open Data
04:12 - Adobe Photoshop 2020
04:16 - Adobe After Effects 2020
04:19 - Adobe Premiere Pro 2020
04:24 - DaVinci Resolve Studio 16
04:54 - Gaming Benchmarks
05:40 - Final Thoughts

Windows 11 vs. Windows 10, Gaming and Application Benchmarks

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[JarrodsTech]

I reckon the video length answers the question for me 😏

[theigpugamer]

Steve : Still 3% is a meaningless margin
Intel :wait what that's 2 generations of CPUs
Edit after Steve's video comparing intel and amd CPUs over the generations from 6th to 10th gen it's just 4% lol

[gamingoptimized]

Ah yes software unboxed, my favourite tech channel.

[erudite]

Honestly I'm just glad it looks like there's no meaningful performance *loss*

[beigebox]

I'm curious to see how this performs in Atom, Celeron, AMD Bristol Ridge or other weak systems with eMMC memory and low RAM. PCs with those specs have a hard time running 10 but are still sold with that OS anyway.

[rickbhattacharya]

Finally after years i have all of them

Hardware unboxed
Software unboxed
Hammer on box

[jonathan]

I'm gonna move that shit to the left the moment I install it.

[Arokhantos]

I bet those that claimed 20% performance forgot to install drivers when testing windows 10

[Lambretta_G]

You can see this as Windows 10 vs 11 benchmarks and be disappointed, but I see it as a Hardware Unboxed Benchmarks benchmark and am very pleased with the accuracy and minimal margin of error between runs in Steve's benchmarks. We all knew the OS is the same anyway and everyone who claimed otherwise was just clickbait bs "benchmarks" for desperate views.

[YTPartyTonight]

Marty DiBergi: Why don't you just make ten louder and make ten be the top number and make that a little louder?
Nigel Tufnel: [pause] These go to eleven.

[Dominus_Potatus]

What is Windows 11?
A facelift of Windows 10?

My best guess, Windows "11" will be there to prepare ARM based like how MacOS is currently running on both x86 and ARM

[carpemkarzi]

Cool. I was expecting this to be a non-starter given it’s a leaked version and you nailed that.
I’ll wait for the final release. Thanks

[moetazammar]

You guys are killing it content wise (quality and quantity).

[jubayerwasidraiyan]

i was just thinking about looking at some benchmarks and these guys uploaded it, they're nuts

[chriswork]

Pretty much what was expected. Thanks for the video.

[kingqasmoke]

I distinctly remember Microsoft saying there wasn't going to be a windows 11 back in 2015

[microgamestation]

From what I've seen, ex-Microsoft employees are saying this is a user experience build to test UI, OOBE, etc. Microsoft has several teams working in parallel and it's usually not until a milestone is reached when those teams merge their work, so this build likely contains no new anything (besides the obvious).

[NaganathanSandramohan]

Very informative Video.Thank you for your information

[DrearierSpider]

Wow, not the HUB video I expected to wake up to, but I'm very interested!

[alan]

You guys are great! Keep up the solid work :)