**Windows 11 vs Windows 10: A Developer's Copy vs the Standard OS**

In this article, we will delve into the world of Windows operating systems and compare two versions: Windows 11 versus Windows 10. Specifically, we'll be discussing a developer's copy of Windows 11 and how it stacks up against the standard version of Windows 10.

**A Developer's Copy vs the Standard OS**

The key difference between the two versions is that the developer's copy of Windows 11 comes pre-installed with fewer features and less bloatware compared to the standard version of Windows 10. This means that users will have a cleaner, more streamlined experience when using the operating system.

**Fixing FPS Issues in Games**

When testing the performance of both versions, it became apparent that the developer's copy of Windows 11 was able to handle games better than the standard version. In particular, one game that was causing issues with low frame rates (FPS) - CS:GO - was fixed by making a few tweaks to the graphics card settings.

**Upgrading Graphics Card Performance**

To improve performance in CS:GO, it became necessary to upgrade the minimum frequency of the graphics card from its default setting. By increasing this value, the game was able to demand more graphical power, resulting in a significant improvement in frame rates.

**Performance Gains with Windows 11**

Despite some initial concerns about the standard version of Windows 10, the developer's copy of Windows 11 proved itself to be a reliable and efficient operating system. In terms of performance gains, it became clear that these were not solely due to any technical advancements made by Microsoft.

**Decrapifying Windows 11**

For those interested in customizing their Windows 10 installation, there is an alternative: the developer's copy of Windows 11. This version can be used as a starting point for decrapifying the OS and removing unwanted features.

**Conclusion**

In conclusion, the performance gains seen with Windows 11 were largely due to its cleaner design and fewer bloatware features compared to the standard version of Windows 10. While some technical issues arose during testing, these could be resolved through simple tweaks such as upgrading graphics card settings. Ultimately, the developer's copy of Windows 11 proved itself to be a reliable option for users looking for a more streamlined experience.

**Removing Bloatware from Windows**

As mentioned earlier, one of the benefits of using the developer's copy of Windows 11 is that it comes pre-installed with fewer features and less bloatware compared to the standard version. However, for those who wish to remove these unwanted features, there are several options available.

**Using Windows 11 as a Starting Point**

For those interested in customizing their Windows installation, the developer's copy of Windows 11 can be used as a starting point. This allows users to remove any unwanted features and add only the software they need.

**Why Microsoft Included a Weather Bar**

One question arose during testing: why did Microsoft include a weather bar in the standard version of Windows 10? According to the developers, this feature was intended to provide users with more information about their surroundings. However, it's unclear whether this feature is actually needed or useful.

**Fixing FPS Issues in CS:GO**

In addition to improving graphics card performance, another issue that arose during testing was with the game CS:GO. This game was experiencing low frame rates (FPS) due to various technical issues. However, after making a few tweaks to the graphics card settings, it became apparent that these were not solely due to any technical advancements made by Microsoft.

**A Quick Look at Front Fans**

Finally, a question from our viewers arose about front fans in custom-built PCs. According to one of our viewers, they were wondering how front fans are able to pull air through the case and keep the build cool. In short, it's due to the fact that there are openings on both sides of the glass panels, allowing air to flow through and keeping the build at a comfortable temperature.

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"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: ena couple of days ago i got a message from a friend and they said brian you gotta check out windows 11  and i'm scratching my head thinking windows 11. i haven't even heard about this  and sure enough i went to research what had happened and someone had leaked the developer's  copy of windows 11 on the web and i knew this was legit when i got a link to download it  and the link had been taken down so microsoft isn't going to go around and take down links  if that wasn't the legit thing anyway we ended up getting a copy and we ended up trying to install  it and this is where the problems did start to happen where you will need a tpm 2.0 module  on your motherboard or you will either need tpm on the amd side of things which you can activate in  the bios via the option there with the cpu once either of these two conditions are met you can  then start to install windows 11 and i gotta admit first impressions are really good it looks like  a windows 10.1 sort of thing but the performance feels like it's really good it almost feels like  this developer copy of windows 11 has all the crap or most of the crap taken away from the  get-go which is why i'm going to be recommending if people can get on this copy as soon as they can  then they do that another thing as well is it looks like windows 7 windows 8.1 and windows  10 pro keys they do work absolutely fine on this copy of windows 11 however if you guys want to see  a full installation tutorial on how to install windows 11 do let us know in the comments section  below but in today's video we are going to be looking at the windows 10 versus windows 11  gaming performance and seeing how that stacks up and whether you should think about upgrading  to this os let's get on to it right after this sponsor spot do you feel like this when you see  this well if so you can get rid of that windows activation message with today's video sponsor scd  keys for as little as 12 usd after you use that coupon bftyc you can get activated today links in  description below so the testbed that i decided to use here today was a 5950x from amd and this is on  the asrock phantom gaming x motherboard with the 6800 xt taichi now the games that we're testing  here we're going to drop them down to 1080p lower settings to really work that cpu and get the  most fps possible and what i found here was with windows 10 we'll pull up here first of all f1 2020  was that we're getting 480 average fps and the one percent and 0.1 lows were also really good too  and then we stepped over to windows 11 and we were getting slightly higher fps it'd be to the tune of  around five percent more fps which was looking very promising and even though the os's do feel  similar we'll pull up the next example here that shadow of the tomb raider where i'll show you  guys when i got to the end of the benchmark it actually shows it as windows 10 as another build  so as i was saying in the intro it does look like windows 11 is actually based off of windows 10 but  it's just a re-skin and also the features are pretty cool but that being said i believe this  extra performance that you're seeing here in today's video could be due to the fact  that it is a bit of a lighter weight version from the get-go as i did test on a windows 10  default copy so i just reinstalled both windows 10 and windows 11 for this video and what we can see  with shadow the tomb raider was a very impressive result on windows 11. i haven't actually seen my  fps this high in shadow of the tomb raider before we got an average fps on this benchmark of 223 and  then the minimum fps was 147 and then on windows 10 we got 212 fps and a very similar minimum score  moving things over to fortnite this is the new update where you can fly ufos and i gotta say  flying the ufos was actually pretty fun while i was benchmarking this i was like  you can fly a ufo i was like cool so i started flying ufos i actually want to battle royale  as the tech yes man do you know even if it's again bots i'll take that victory and we got here 468  fps on windows 11 versus 455 on windows 10 but on both these examples that i'm showing up here today  it's almost like the fps was just too high it's breaking this engine where the 1 and  0.1 lows were just actually really bad so i wouldn't recommend taking your fps this high on  fortnite especially this new alien update where i have seen a lot better numbers in the past on  those one percent and 0.1 percent lows now moving over to the final title we decided to test here  and this was cs go where we got the average fps was coming in a similar ballpark on both sides we  got a 520 on windows 10 versus 528 on windows 11 so we're just getting etching out eight more fps  on windows 11 side now there was a trick that i had to do in cs go i looked around  everywhere because i was like damn my fps is looking pretty low at least when i benchmarked  this game in the past and i couldn't figure out why the fps was this low i mean i tried uh this  guy on twitter posted up a fix that he was like log address or something in the console i tried  that didn't work but then i found what was working in cs go especially on low settings at 1080p  was the fact that the graphics card wasn't running its full potential so i had to go into the amd  software and then up that minimum frequency to roughly a hundred percent as well and then that  fixed the problem even upping it double the speed of what it is normally because what was happening  was the game wasn't demanding much graphical power at all so the gpu is like falling asleep and  sometimes when the gpu falls asleep you may notice in programs like gpu id that it does show that it  does change from pci 4 down to like pci 2 and pci 1 sometimes and so i believe that can affect your  fps so this raised the fps up by quite a lot and that might be a fix for you guys if you're having  fps problems in cs go and maybe not just cs go for that matter maybe other games like minecraft or  valorant for example but that would fix that and there it all is with windows 11 versus windows 10  i believe the performance gains we saw here today were just due to that developer copy being  an actual better implementation of the os rather than the standard windows 10 that just comes with  a lot of crap installed from the get-go i mean their latest update of windows 10 they installed  some weather bar which i just was like what is microsoft doing why are they including a weather  bar no one asked for this but sure enough they put some extra i'd call it bloatware on the os just to  who knows maybe just confuse the end user that's all i could take it out because as soon as i saw  this thing i got rid of it but speaking of getting rid of things if you guys want to see a windows 11  tutorial guide on how to decrapify windows 11 then i can get that done on the channel because windows  10 i feel is going to be at an end of an error and then windows 11 i definitely welcome the changes  that they've done to this os it does look very polished even with this developer copy and it was  running better for games so i can give you guys a heap of content around this if you want to see  that then be sure to smash that like button also let us know in the comment section below have you  tried windows 11 yet love reading those thoughts and opinions as always just like this question of  the day here which comes from california thrills and they ask how do those front fans pull any air  through and they're talking about our custom build here that we did with the corsair 500d i did this  with a fellow youtuber designs by rfi does amazing work but basically this build right here it pulls  air because there's openings on both sides of the glass and then it can pull air through there and  it does keep the build actually surprisingly cool for what would be considered a closed front on  the case itself hope that answers that question and if you guys have stayed this far and you're  enjoying that tech yes content then be sure to hit that sub button ring that bell to get the content  as soon as it drops and i'll catch you guys in another tech video very soon peace out for nowbyeyou\n"