A 10% IPC boost is underwhelming for what is supposed to be a major generational leap. Unless it's accompanied by higher clock speeds, or the IPC boost is greater than 10% in games, I'm not sure that it will be enough to compete with Zen 5 X3D, let alone Zen 6 X3D for gaming.
Single-core performance is super important and cannot be compensated with more cores, whereas the reverse is true, you can compensate for fewer cores with better single-core performance.
Been happy with Windows 11 myself even since first release in 2021, sure it hasn't always been perfect, but nothing is per say.. Issues i did have was minor ones, which is normal with any OS really.
I still use Windows 10 at times on my unsupported Gaming Laptop, and i find myself using the Windows 11 Desktop more.
Eventually replacing Gaming Laptop with a Windows 11 Compatible one somehow, someway this year or possibly next year at the latest, but its gonna happen--(May save all my Bing reward points except the 1000 to have extended support for 10) then work on getting quality Replacement hard)
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Is this a built in feature of C# that I'm missing... I create a bunch of user controls, and add them to my main Form1...
inside the Creation of the user Control.. I try to add Events
InitializeComponent(); .... this.Click += new EventHandler(Bin_Click); this.MouseHover += new EventHandler(Bin_MouseHover);
And below I have the definitions for the events... But they are not getting fired when I mouseover or click the User Control... What gives?
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