Microsoft has removed some Intel processors from the list of supported processors to run the Windows 11 24H2 update.

There have been some reports saying that Windows 11 will stop supporting Intel processors from the 10th generation and ...

Microsoft removed 8th to 10th-gen Intel gaming CPUs from its OEM build guidelines, but existing Windows 11 support shouldn't ...

In a statement to Windows Latest, Microsoft confirmed that Windows 11 hardware requirements hadn't changed since 2021.

Microsoft updated the OEM support document, titled Windows 11 version 24H2 supported Intel processors, on February 13, writes ...

Intel says it won't complete construction on one of two New Albany fabs for another five years, citing its business needs and ...

Intel stock surged nearly 16% on Tuesday after a Wall Street Journal report suggested that Broadcom and TSMC were considering ...

The list of supported processors we reference in this article is for new OEM systems. However, Microsoft also references this ...

Meanwhile, there are no obvious changes at AMD. Microsoft continues to name the Ryzen 2000 as the minimum requirement for ...

The updated document is specifically intended for OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers) and not for consumer reference.

Talks of Windows 11 24H2 not being supported on certain Intel CPUs have gone rampant lately, but you shouldn't worry.

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