Windows 11 Users Are Reporting Significantly Worse NVMe SSD Performance

Skipping the C64 years that don't really count... nor does Deskmate count on the Tandy systems we sold at the Shack.

DOS 3.x/5.x/6.x, Win 3.x, WFW 3.11, 95 OG then A B C, 98, ME (briefly but discovered 98 was better), 2K (thank you corp vol license), XP, 2K3 (thanks again, corp lic), Vista (only on 1 laptop that came with it), 7 (everywhere I could), 8.1 (again, on a diff laptop that came with it), Win 10. I see no reason/motivation to move to 11.

I probably lost some in the mix there. But usually every other Windows is good, and even those need service packs / updates to shine.
 
I loved Win 2K. NT kernel and direct x support, and let us not forget SMP. Especially when rocking a 440BX on a BP-6, which eventually was swapped for a VP-6 with Tualatins.
A least till XP Pro emerged. Which by the way, I should be liberating the BP-6 from storage this weekend. That and a Intel Preshott on a Soyo board complete with AIW 9700 Pro box.

Man, those were good days. Loved Win 7, despised Vista, ME, and anything between 7 and 10.
Still unsure with 11. I will try it on the 5700G box and go from there. Honestly though, it's looking like I will ride out 10 and swap more boxes out for Linux. My experience with Manjaro has been stellar. Pop OS was good to me as well. With the Steam Deck coming out, gaming on Linux has been fantastic. So I feel, for my use, I'm covered till either Win 11 comes around, or 12 is out, if I feel I need MS again.
 
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