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    Windows 11 24H2: Goodbye to Intel 8th-10th Gen CPU Support

    Microsoft’s latest move in its Windows 11 update strategy has left both tech enthusiasts and hardware manufacturers re-evaluating their upgrade plans. With Windows 11 version 24H2, Microsoft officially ends OEM support for Intel’s 8th, 9th, and 10th generation processors—popularly recognized as...
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    Microsoft Ends OEM Support for Intel 8th-10th Gen CPUs in Windows 11 24H2

    In a move that highlights Microsoft’s drive to modernize its platform, the tech giant has decided to end OEM support for Intel’s 8th, 9th, and 10th generation processors (popularly known as "Coffee Lake" and "Comet Lake") in the latest version of Windows 11, 24H2. This decision, first reported...
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    Microsoft's Windows 11 Hardware Update: What It Means for OEMs and Users

    Recent changes in Microsoft’s approach to Windows 11 hardware requirements have stirred up conversations across the community—even if the impact is strictly for OEMs. The headline may sound alarming at first glance: Microsoft has dropped official support for 8th, 9th, and 10th-generation Intel...
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    Windows 11 24H2 Update: No More Intel 8th-10th Gen CPU Support for OEMs

    In a move that’s stirring conversation in the tech community, Microsoft’s latest update – Windows 11 24H2 – now officially drops support for Intel’s 8th, 9th, and 10th generation processors on new OEM devices. While this might sound alarming at first, especially if you’re nostalgic about your...
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    Microsoft Updates Windows 11 OEM Support: New Chips, Old Processors Not Included

    Microsoft’s recent update to the official Windows 11 OEM support list – unveiled with the rollout of update 24H2 – has set tongues wagging among tech enthusiasts and industry insiders alike. The latest list marks a notable departure from previous hardware support: Intel’s 8th, 9th, and even...
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    Microsoft Excludes Older Intel CPUs from Windows 11 24H2 Support

    In a move that’s sure to spark debate among PC enthusiasts and OEM partners alike, Microsoft’s newly published list of Windows 11 24H2-supported Intel processors conspicuously excludes the 8th, 9th, and 10th generation models. Although the official word remains as elusive as a well-hidden...
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