7 ELEVEN X299 Platform is good!!!

[restsugavan]

After long miles , Sun Valley WINDOWS 11 is starting it power.



Our Core i9 7980XE and R6E love it.



Windows 11 coming with WDDM 3.0 featuring full VESA HDR 1400 support.
New Task Scheduler better support both X86 / ARM devices.



Running great on our LGA 2066 platform.

[sultan_of_swing]

restsugavan wrote:


After long miles , Sun Valley WINDOWS 11 is starting it power.



Our Core i9 7980XE and R6E love it.



Windows 11 coming with WDDM 3.0 featuring full VESA HDR 1400 support.
New Task Scheduler better support both X86 / ARM devices.



Running great on our LGA 2066 platform.

Well it should since it's just the same Windows 10 with a different skin/layout.

[restsugavan]

NVIDIA celebrating Microsoft Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 21996.1
with GAME READY Driver 471.11 WHQL with WDDM 3.0 level



NVIDIA GAME READY Driver 471.11 WHQL coming with GeForce Experience 3.23.0.74
support DLSS 2.0 on many new games on 2021 and also NVIDIA Reflex support



WDDM 3.0 age is begining full support by Microsoft Windows 11

[PanosXidis24]

So the new driver 471.11 stable one support WDDM 3.0 on win11?wow

[restsugavan]

PanosXidis24 wrote:
So the new driver 471.11 stable one support WDDM 3.0 on win11?wow

Absolutely yes! NVIDIA Reflex running good

[Abaidor]

I just run the check and it says that I need a TPM 2.0 Module!

Do we need to buy that card to run Windows 11? I am on Rampage VI Extreme

[restsugavan]

Abaidor wrote:
I just run the check and it says that I need a TPM 2.0 Module!

Do we need to buy that card to run Windows 11? I am on Rampage VI Extreme

No. Final build will detect what systems is oem ecosystem or d.i.y. system automatically.

My rig above was R6E

If you want to go testing Windows 11 like me.
Go to UEFI BIOS menu "Advance".
Select PCH Firmware configuration then
" Enable " PTT section once.
( Intel platforms trust technology aka TPM 2.0 compatible )

Make sure you're running W10 GPT with secure boot setting.

Final disable CSM module then hit F10 save setting and exit.



Your R6E will be rock like me.

[Abaidor]

restsugavan wrote:
No. Final build will detect what systems is oem ecosystem or d.i.y. system automatically.

My rig above was R6E

If you want to go testing Windows 11 like me.
Go to UEFI BIOS menu "Advance".
Select PCH Firmware configuration then
" Enable " PTT section once.
( Intel platforms trust technology aka TPM 2.0 compatible )

Make sure you're running W10 GPT with secure boot setting.

Final disable CSM module then hit F10 save setting and exit.



Your R6E will be rock like me.

Ok thnx for the information....good to know it will work!

[BigJohnny]

Just keep in mind this is still under development.
I didnt download the leak and dont do MSDN license any longer.
It will be released to windows insiders next week with a strong caution to NOT use it on production machines or anything you want to be stable. Thats why they have the insiders program. I intend to download it on a rig I dont use every day and provide feedback to whatever I run into. There were plenty with Win 10 launch and about every major update since. Just be patient and dont jump on it the first chance you get until its released for upgrade to the public, at least then a lot of bugs are worked out, not all but a lot.

One other thing that you will see a ton of posts about all of the sudden it TPM keys. Most recent MOBO have them onboard and they just need to be enabled. Weird requirement but its there none the less. No TPM no windows 11.

[restsugavan]

Easy mate @Bigjohnny the concert just beginning.