In today’s video we put Windows 10 against Windows 11 to see what the performance differences are, if any. There are many videos circulating regarding AMD’s Ryzen 9000 series CPUs, with many different version of Winodws tested, so today I bring you a video comparing the performance of Windows 10 vs Windows 11 in gaming.
Initially, Windows 10 far outperformed Windows 11 in my testing, but after another full re-install of Windows 11 the performance gap narrowed. I have no idea why Windows 11 has such big differences between installs as both installs were done to a brand new NVMe drive, fully updated drivers, Windows patches, and Virtualization / VBS / Core Isolation / Memory Integrity was disabled at a BIOS level for all these tests.
We will be testing 8 games with a variety of settings ranging from being completely CPU bound, to fully GPU bound. We’ll be using DLSS and DLAA at 1440p using an RTX 4070 Ti Super and 14600KF Core i5 Intel CPU.,
So which OS performs better in gaming? Windows 10, or Windows 11?
System Specs:
Intel Core i5 14600KF @ Stock
MSI Ventus 3X RTX 4070 Ti Super 16GB @ Stock
Gigabyte Gaming X AX Z790 Motherboard
G-Skill 32GB DDR5 6400 Mt/s CL32 Memory
Corsair HX850i Power Supply
Windows 11 Pro
256 GB PCIE Gen 3 NVMe Drive for OS
2 TB PCIE Gen 4 NVMe Drive for Games
Game Mode and ReBAR enabled
VBS / Core Isolation / Memory Integrity / Virtualization Disabled in BIOS
Timestamps:
0:00 – Important Testing Info
1:50 – Horizon Forbidden West – 720p Low DLSS Performance
2:31 – Space Marine 2 – 1440p High, DLSS Quality
3:08 – Cyberpunk 2077 – 720p Low, DLSS Ultra Performance
4:15 – Cyberpunk 2077 – 1440p High, DLAA
5:23 – Ghost of Tsushima – 720p DLSS Performance
5:46 – Ghost of Tsushima – 1440p Very High, DLAA
6:11 – Dragon’s Dogma 2 – 1440p High, DLSS Quality
6:45 – Spider-Man Remastered – 1440p Very High, Ray Tracing, DLSS Q
7:16 – Diablo 4 – 1440p Ultra, DLSS Balanced
8:09 – Black Myth Wukong – 1440p High, DLSS Quality
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