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Amidst a landscape dominated by AI advancements, Microsoft haven’t mentioned much about their next OS. However, recent leaks surrounding the Windows 12 system requirements might give us something to feed on.
While it’s still unconfirmed, Windows 12 is only a rumor. We know that Microsoft are planning a major instalment in their operating system line-up after they confirmed a three-year development cycle. However, nothing has been said about the specific name of the OS. However, if Windows 10 and 11 are anything to go by, we very well could see a Windows 12.
Rumored to be powered by AI, we can expect the OS to be feature-rich and modernized. So, what could the minimum system requirements be for it?
Windows 12 System Requirement leaks
The ‘Windows 12’ system requirement leaks hail from Deskmodder, a German hardware publication. They have claimed that while Microsoft plan to “stay with TPM 2.0” and forego Pluton security protection, they could be increasing the RAM requirement to 8GB RAM. They’ve also gone ahead and stated that “the CPU will probably remain the same.”
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However, there was no source for these rumors, though they have been believed by other publications including DigitalTrends.
Alongside the possible system requirements, the Windows 12 design may have also been leaked too.
The slight increase from the minimum recommended RAM being 4GB to 8GB might at first seem like a huge change, though the reality is that most modern PCs have that at the bare minimum. In fact, man mid-range gaming phones have 8GB RAM or more.
We’re going to be keeping an eye out for the latest updates on Windows 12, so make sure to check back in with us periodically for the most relevant information.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will I need a graphics card for Windows 12?
You will not need a graphics card for Windows 12. Your operating software will be light-weight enough that integrated graphics can render everything to the screen.
Is Windows 12 going to be CPU intensive?
We might see an increase in RAM from 4GB to 8GB, suggesting that the next rendition of Windows could be more intensive on your hardware.
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