Microsoft’s new operating system will start its beta next week, and will arrive at the end of the year.
It had been leaked way ahead of time, but it’s now official. Windows 11 is a reality, and the next evolution of Microsoft’s operating system is born with an eye on PC gamers. Because, among its various new features, it includes the full integration of the Xbox ecosystemand services such as Xbox Game Pass, within the system, as well as innovations of the recent Xbox X Series and Xbox S Series such as the Auto HDR function, or the DirectStorage API for NVMe SSDs. And many of you will be asking the same question after the announcement: Will my PC be able to run Windows 11?
Win11 will only be compatible with 64-bit processors or SoCs.Well, fear not. Microsoft has already announced the minimum requirements for Windows 11so that you can prepare in time for its release at the end of the year, or try to access its upcoming test phase. And not only that, as our colleagues at Xataka share, they also offer a free app to check instantly if your PC is compatible with Windows 11, but let’s go in order. The first thing is the minimum requirements of Windows 11, which we show below, where it stands out that Win11 will only be compatible with 64-bit processors:
Windows 11 minimum requirements
Of course, a Microsoft account will also be requiredand an Internet connection to download and install Windows 11 when it becomes available. There are many requirements to take into account for this new version of the operating system. And, for those who do not want to eat much head, you can download the ‘PC Health Check’ application for free. Microsoft’s official application that they share in Genbeta, available through this link.
This application not only collects all aspects of our current system, it also instantly indicates whether our PC is compatible with Windows 11.in view of its future update. The announcement of Windows 11 comes weeks after an E3 2021 that has been very busy for Redmond. Not only its conference with Bethesda has been the most talked about in the networks, it has also won the award for the best presentation of the fair. If you missed any of their news, here are all the Xbox and Bethesda announcements from E3 2021.