There is no malware on the laptop, I do daily scans with both Defender and Malwarebytes. I just installed Kaspersky free AV, downloaded through your website (startup_14441.exe) an hour ago and it destroyed my laptop, latest Windows 10 64bit, default AV Windows 10 Defender + Malwarebytes free (manual mode scan). Kaspersky Anti-Ransomware Tool для Бизнеса 11.Kaspersky Anti-Ransomware Tool for Business 43.Kaspersky Small Office Security & Management Console 89.Virus and Ransomware related questions 70.In other words, take anything you see out of this build with a massive grain of salt.įor more Windows 11 coverage, check out our roundup of all its new content, from its startup sound to wallpapers, and be sure to give our hands-on examination of the OS a look. However, it's worth noting that all of these tests are being done on a leaked build, and we don't know how old it is. Hot Hardware recently performed some comparison benchmarks that allude to this. While comparisons based on this video can't be done because of the performance mode disparity, it still appears we'll see some improvements with Windows 11. Windows 11 boasts a single-core score of 1,251, a multi-core score of 7,444, at 4.9GHz at 93 degrees celsius on its CPU.Windows 10 managed a single-core score of 1,138, a multi-core score of 6,284, at 4.8GHz at 97 degrees celsius on its CPU.Windows 11: Read speed of 3,448 MB/s, write speed of 3,336 MB/sĪnd here's what BenAnonymous got during his Geekbench 5 testing:.Windows 10: Read speed of 2,930 MB/s, write speed of 3,189 MB/s.It hit 99 degrees celsius on the CPU, 78 degrees celsius on the GPU.ĬrystalDiskMark, which measures SSD speed, gave these results: Windows 11 got a score of 7,613 at 4.9 GHz. Windows 10 got a 3DMark score of 6,872 at 4.8GHz, hitting 92 degrees celsius on the CPU while reaching 76 degrees celsius on the GPU. Windows 11 Pro Build 21996.1 booted 18.75% faster than Windows 10 Pro Build 19043 (13 seconds versus 16 seconds). That makes any comparison virtually worthless, but the tests are still interesting because they're some of the first we've seen with Windows 11. However, it later came out that the Windows 10 tests were performed in the "Recommended" performance mode while Windows 11 was in "High Performance" mode. It's a rather long video that goes into the nitty-gritty on a whole bunch of items, ranging from 3DMark and Geekbench 5 results to basic boot speed comparisons.
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