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Can’t upgrade your PC to Windows 11? Buy a new one, is Microsoft’s laughable solution (www.techradar.com)

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I think primarily all the systems using like Skylake and Kaby Lake cpus will now flock to Linux after win10 support is over. The i7-7700K is still a beast so it'd be a shame if that becomes e-waste. I think we'll see it getting used in home media servers and the like. My old i7-4770 is in my home server with Arch Linux and it does great.