> (increased overhead with newer versions of Windows)
> Fixes for speculative execution vulnerabilities?
I don't know if they'll keep doing it, but hardware unboxed had been doing various tests with Windows 10 vs 11, and mitigations on vs off, as well as things like SMT on vs off for things like AMD vcache issues, or P cores vs E cores on newer intels... it's interesting to see how hardware performs 6-12 months after release, because it can really go all over the place for seemingly no reason.
> Fixes for speculative execution vulnerabilities?
I don't know if they'll keep doing it, but hardware unboxed had been doing various tests with Windows 10 vs 11, and mitigations on vs off, as well as things like SMT on vs off for things like AMD vcache issues, or P cores vs E cores on newer intels... it's interesting to see how hardware performs 6-12 months after release, because it can really go all over the place for seemingly no reason.