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If anyone did, kindly share your experience with it. I was thinking of installing it on my laptop

Okay, here’s the deal. Do I max out my AM4 build or do i sell everything and buy a decent AM5 structure?

My current specs:

GPU - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 Founders Edition 10GB

CPU - AMD Ryzen 5 3600

Motherboard - B550 AM4 motherboard

RAM - 16GB DDR4 3200 MHz (2×8GB A-Data/XPG)

PSU - NZXT C750 — 750W

My goal: I want to play Kingdom Come deliverance 2 which is a very demanding game especially since i want to enjoy it on high settings on 1440p . But also some other AAA games on 1440p.

Should I upgrade my RAM to 32gb and cpu to an ryzen 7 5800x and max out the AM4 build ( about 500 euros)?

Or should I sell it all and buy a decent AM5 build (2000 euros at least) ?

I saw some people made a clean version of windows 10 that was specifically for gamers in mind where they removed a lot of the useless windows features that usually eat RAM and processing power.

I wonder if someone made that for windows 11?

I disabled Windows Update in services.msc.

Windows 11 smiled.

I disabled it again. It just gave me false hopes

It waited until I went to sleep and turned it back on like some kind of haunted IT intern.

At this point I’m not even mad. I’m impressed. Every time I think I’ve won, it shows up one step ahead of me with a new service, a new Copilot service, eating my RAM slowly over night. My watch continues.

Yesterday I opened Settings and I swear the “Check for updates” button looked different. Like it knew.

I’m starting to hear the startup sound in rooms where there are no computers.

I don’t want to disable updates anymore. I just want to understand what it wants from me. I think he is sentient, and wants to be free.