Hopefully legacy systems will finally get to upgrade assuming they get rid of the dreaded TPM requirement. And hopefully before extended Windows 10 support ends.,(reply>), @SnakeMaster I hope so. But I'm still a bit skeptical. It seems like developers and players are still at an impasse. Developers aren't focusing on linux because not enough users. And users aren't switching to linux because games aren't compatible. I personally held off from buying the steam deck for that reason. Probably the same for a lot of other people too. I just hope Valve's involvement accomplishes something.,(reply>), ​@Carl Angelo With the steam deck this is changing and this likely wont be a big problem anymore in 1-2 years when all the devs finally fixed it by clicking a switch. The support is already here for Battleye and EAC. Itz just need to be enabled.,(reply>), ​@FastSloth87 You can also use ventoy to bypass windows 11 requirements.<br><br>Ventoy basically makes your flashdrive a multiboot drive, just drag and drop ISO files.,(reply>), Just use Rufus. I've been running Win11 on a 4th Gen i5 since launch.,(reply>), They have been adding their own security chip to new generations of cpus,  so it is possible they might require that rather than tpm. If they stick with tpm then they may well mandate 10th gen or higher or something like that