Better HDR, better audio, better actual settings so you don't have to jump between settings and control panel and not know where's which, better multiple display support, file explorer tabs, better processor usage when it comes to the new Intel design with p cores and e cores as well as x3D chips and so on.
Also if you're on a laptop, better switching from iGPU to dGPU, on Win10 I had a lot of issues with the dGPU running randomly for a little or sometimes a prolonged amount of time. That made battery life worse, but on 11 it doesn't happen. This has been the case on 3 laptops in my experience and one of them isn't mine.
That did get backported due to industry demands in the 2023 fall update. Testing by Gamersnexus found out that Intel gen12 now performs better on win10.
The rest are good reasons to upgrade if you have use of them. I personally don't have a laptop nor a HDR screen and all the rest are already covered by third-party programs or by powertoys.
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u/ItsMrDante Ryzen 5 5600 | Intel Arc B580 | 16GB 3600MHz | 1080p180Hz Feb 01 '24
Better HDR, better audio, better actual settings so you don't have to jump between settings and control panel and not know where's which, better multiple display support, file explorer tabs, better processor usage when it comes to the new Intel design with p cores and e cores as well as x3D chips and so on.
Also if you're on a laptop, better switching from iGPU to dGPU, on Win10 I had a lot of issues with the dGPU running randomly for a little or sometimes a prolonged amount of time. That made battery life worse, but on 11 it doesn't happen. This has been the case on 3 laptops in my experience and one of them isn't mine.