Lista de compatibilidad de CPU de Windows 11

Windows 11 CPU Compatibility Overview

Yoindows 11 has strict hardware requirements, including support for specific CPUs to ensure security features like TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot. As of October 2025 (post-Windows 11 version 24H2 release), Microsoft maintains official lists of supported processors for Intel and AMD. These lists are updated with each major feature update, and OEMs must use only these for new devices. Older CPUs (e.g., pre-8th gen Intel or pre-2nd gen AMD Ryzen) are not officially supported, though workarounds exist (not recommended for security reasons).

Key Notes:

• Minimum Specs: 1 GHz or faster with 2+ cores on a compatible 64-bit processor.
• Verification: Use the PC Health Check app from Microsoft to scan your system.
• Updates: The lists below reflect the latest as of February 2025 (including additions for 24H2 like select 8th-10th gen Intel and new AMD Ryzen models). For full, exhaustive lists (hundreds of models), visit Microsoft's docs directly.
• Other Architectures: Qualcomm Snapdragon (e.g., 850, 7c, 8cx gen 1-3) is supported for ARM devices, but it's niche—check Microsoft's ARM page if relevant.

Supported Intel Processors (Summary by Generation)

Intel support starts from 8th gen Core (Coffee Lake) and newer, with exceptions for some 7th gen (e.g., Core i7-7820HQ for specific laptops). Newer additions in 24H2 include select 8th, 9th, and 10th gen models.

Supported AMD Processors (Summary by Family)

AMD support starts from Ryzen 2000 series (Zen+) and newer, plus some Epyc and Athlon. 24H2 added new Ryzen AI 300 series and others like Ryzen 5 7640HS.

If Your CPU Isn't Listed

• Bypass Methods: Tools like Rufus can create install media ignoring checks, but this voids official support and may expose security risks.
• Upgrade Advice: If incompatible, consider a CPU/motherboard upgrade (e.g., to 12th gen Intel or Ryzen 5000+).
• Windows 10 End-of-Life: Support ends October 14, 2025—upgrade soon for security.