Windows 10: Will this cpu 3.50 gigahertz Intel Pentium G4500 be good enough to run windows 11

I have a novatech computer 5 years old with 3.50 gigahertz Intel Pentium G4500 cpu . Will microsoft ever put this in the list for suporting windows 11thanks

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Windows 10 and Intel Pentium 4 550 @ 3.40 GHz?

I'm receiving the message "The CPU isn't supported" in the "Get Windows 10" app, against this older CPU (Pentium 4 550 running at 3.40 GHz).

3.40 GHz is greater than the 1 GHz listed in the system requirements.

Does Windows 10 have a thing against Hyper-Threading, or require Virtualization tech from Intel CPUs? Are Pentium 4s not supported at all?

Has anyone gone ahead and run the upgrade anyway on this type of CPU?

 

Intel Pentium G3258 Overclock problems in Windows 10

It's always good to know the whole story, which I learned with just a few minutes' web-searching. Intel never intended non-Z motherboards to be able to overclock the Pentium CPUs. Asus and a few other MB manufacturers exploited an Intel bug in the Pentium
CPUs that allowed them to be overclocked. Intel developed the new microcode included in KB3064209 and present by default in Windows 10 in order to correct the bug. Asus apparently anticipated this, as there is a statement on their website that says:

ASUS does not guarantee that Intel new Pentium processor and Core K Series (‘Haswell’ and ‘Haswell Refresh’) processors will be overclockable on ASUS H97, H87, B85 and H81 Series motherboards in the event that Intel issues software and firmware updates
that result in function changes.

There's no way for Microsoft to fix Intel's microcode, and you shouldn't expect Intel to do it because it was never their intent to allow Pentiums to be overclocked.

 

Can the Intel Pentium Dual-Core CPU 6300 Support ten?

Here is the datasheet for that CPU:
Intel Pentium Dual-Core E6300 - AT80571PH0722ML / BX80571E6300 / BXC80571E6300
It does support NX, PAE, and SSE2 so yes you should be able to use windows 10 on it, but depending on what other hardware you have you may or may not have trouble with drivers. I wouldn't worry about it too much though I've upgraded some pretty old rigs for quite a few people with very few issues *Biggrin