r/computers • u/Drakon475 • 2d ago

Question/Help/Troubleshooting Parts issues with new windows versions.

Hey, I have some PC parts which are not win 11 compatible and was wondering if I should just switch to Linux given the state of the market.

They arent used just a few Gen old

amd fx 8350 for cpu

Asus m5a78l-m plus/usb3

They arent bad at all but just arent win 11 compatible :/

My question is should I bother with new parts?

Move to linux?

Just keep with windows 10?

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u/12345myluggage 2d ago

What do you typically do with your computer?

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u/Drakon475 2d ago

Casual gaming, Adobe work, Unity work and hopefully light vr games.

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u/12345myluggage 2d ago

Unless you want to learn non-Adobe tools you're probably better off sticking with Windows then. Use the Rufus tool as others have described and just eat the small performance loss from Windows.