As far as I know, the Workstation version supports more cores and more RAM than the standard Windows 11 Pro version. Are there any other differences? Would I see any better performance if I install Windows 11 Pro for Workstations on a standard gaming PC instead of Windows 11 Pro? I could try that on a spare hard disk without activating, but I am just curious. Anyone has done it? Any benefit? Thanks
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As far as I know, the Workstation version supports more cores and more RAM than the standard Windows 11 Pro version. Are there any other differences? Would I see any better performance if I install Windows 11 Pro for Workstations on a standard gaming PC instead of Windows 11 Pro? I could try that on a spare hard disk without activating, but I am just curious. Anyone has done it? Any benefit? Thanks
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