Stefan Mileschin

Ready for another version of Windows 10? You've got it: Microsoft is supposedly working on an edition tailored to advanced users with high-performance workstations dubbed "Windows 10 Pro for Advanced PCs." Aside from ReFS (Resilient File System) support, this version will boast support for up to 6TB of RAM and four-socket PC systems. A candidly named "Workstation" mode promises better performance in certain workloads. ...a workstation is just an x86 PC with higher-end components, possibly backed up by a better warranty, service agreement, or professional CPU and GPUs (Xeon and Quadro / FirePro as opposed to Intel Core / AMD Ryzen and a GeForce or Radeon card). Microsoft, however, may be preparing to take a step back towards specialized workstation loadouts with a new version of Windows, dubbed Windows 10 Pro for Advanced PCs. The new OS will include support for ReFS (Resilient File System, the NTFS follow-up MS introduced with Windows Server 2012). ReFS isn't a file system we've covered much - it's designed to improve data resiliency, with automatic protection against data degradation.

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