• If your PC has limited RAM and CPU power, Windows 11 will provide significantly better performance because it concentrates on foreground apps and has fewer background processes that consume limited resources.
• The taskbar and Start menu have been totally redesigned. All of the icons, including the Start menu button, have been moved to the centre of the taskbar. There are several new default icons, Cortana is no longer available, and the internet and sound buttons have been integrated into a single popup with a slew of other options.
• There are numerous other features that enhance your gaming experience, such as Auto HDR for those who use an HDR monitor and the built-in Xbox app, to name a few.
• If you rely on Android apps, Windows 11 will make your life much easier by allowing you to utilise them on the desktop without having to touch your phone. There is currently no information on whether or not Windows 10 will have this support.

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