Windows 10: It's heavier...

I have using Windows 11 and it gonna be great 'cause its feature is very new. Yeah and I downloaded and used it about a few days ago about 2 days. When I completed the Windows setup, I navigated to Setting>Storage>Driver C 222GB>Show more categories>System & Reserved and it show the system data Exclude reserved data, hibernation data, virtual RAM data and restore point data is 5.25 G I used a custom version so don't worry about that. At the moment it's 6GB and I don't do anything about system storage.Yeah my friend had a same situation like me8 month ago I went to my frie

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Windows 10 becoming heavier and more problematic.

After years of updates Windows 10 has been becoming heavier and heavier, as well as being pumped full of bugs and trackers.

I wish I could own a version of Windows that is Windows 7, literally just Windows 7 with the Windows 10 store and apps like the Xbox App. Windows 11 isn't just a step away, its a step off a cliff Windows 11 is literally Windows 8.1 again an app touch screen based operating system AGAIN. THIS IS NOT WHAT PEOPEL WANT how many times do people need to post on forums and bang their heads against walls, the Majority of Windows users aren't trendy people who carry around £12 coffees with their laptop bag on wheels so they can make triple figures playing spider solitaire on a £2300 Laptop.

I think in 2022 a huge portion of windows users are GAMERS, and the best way to play games was Windows 7 when 7 came out after XP and Vista people complained that "7" was too heavy for the computers of the time, Windows 7 is now much lighter than Windows 10 on a modern system and runs more reliably with less issues.

Windows 7 had the best control panel which at first Windows 10 had complete use of but since Microsoft has been phasing out and removing more and more features because they don't want their customers having control over their own computers. OR SO IT FEELS.

I can't stress enough how blind and tone deaf Microsoft is or what the development team is thinking releasing another 8 / 8.1 on the market AGAIN.

They're really pushing me to using something like Linux or Ubuntu and use wine for any apps which aren't directly compatible with Linux. I might even try to find a key code for windows 7 ultimate and ignore the "NO LONGER SUPPORTED" nonsense messages because its not pumped full of trackers, bugs and rubbish.

I sometimes wish a big company would take me on as the head of ideas and development because I'd actually make a company / business worth buying from, because I know whats good and what people want instead of endless "INNOVATION" rammed down your throat.

 

Keyboard input lag on heavier games

I get a very weird type of input lag whenever Im playing a heavier game such as valorant, or a light game like celeste with discord opened on the background. Whenever i press a key, SOMETIMES its takes around 0.2 seconds for it to react to my key press, and when i release a key, it also takes ~0.2 seconds for my laptop to detect that the key is released. This results in inconsistent strafing which makes some games unplayable. Note this only happens to my keyboard but not my mouse, and it happens no matter what keyboard i use. cpu usage is around 70% and ram is around 40% when i play val.

Can someone help me fix this, ive been trying to fix this for days.

 

PCI Express 3.0 by 2010, Supports Heavier, Gluttonous Cards

I think the only addition needed was the 300W support (to negate the need for power plug on a lot of cards). The extra strength for heavier cards is nice, but with rising copper prices i think heavy heatsinks will be replaced with vapor chambers and watercooling.