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I Get A New Computer With Windows 11 | Dell Optiplex 7010 and Windows 11 Professional Setup

In attempt to move my video editing tasks away from the stupid Mac computer, I decided to get a new Windows computer with a relatively powerful processor. I opted for the Dell Optiplex 7010 in small form factor size, which even with a few upgrades, still costs less than 1/3 the price of a new stupid Mac. I am not moving any other machine away from Windows 7. I am not stopping using Windows 7. Windows 7 is still 100% useable for all the things I do on the computer, including video editing. I only changed the machine as the other one would take hours and hours to render the video if it was a longer production. All other units in the house will remain Windows 7 or older, and quite possibly this machine will be moved to a smaller dedicated desk somewhere else and a Windows 7 unit will go back here. I've heard a lot of complaints about Windows 11, even more so than Windows 10. While I do agree that the extremely high hardware requirements are absolutely outrageous, I really haven't encountered any other issues with it that didn't already exist in Windows 10, which I think was a horrible system. Here we set up the computer exactly as it shipped, giving us a proper idea of the out of box experience for Windows 11 Professional. I used the machine to make this video. After I spent some time adjusting the settings to my preference, I really don't have any major complaints besides the flat interface that has absolutely no 3-D appearance to the buttons whatsoever. It's a very powerful, snappy, and responsive machine. It saved the video in a fraction of the time it takes the older unit to. It's definitely no Windows 7, and I don't see myself going to this machine for anything but video editing, but at the same time I also don't see what the big deal about it is. I'll take it over 10 any day.