Microsoft has reiterated that only Intel's 11th-generation processors and newer are supported for OEMs building machines running Windows 11 24H2. This announcement follows the trend where earlier CPU models, while still operational, are no longer permissible under the new operating system's requirements. The restriction focuses on enhancing security and reliability standards. Despite earlier Intel chips having been on previous supported lists, Microsoft confirms that the current minimum requirements have not changed significantly for end users.
Windows 11 24H2 requires only Intel's 11th-generation CPUs or newer for OEMs, reinforcing security and reliability as priority design principles.
Microsoft confirmed the minimum processor requirement for Windows 11 24H2 to OEMs, stating that earlier Intel CPUs no longer meet security standards.
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