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Windows 11 does still hold a supermajority with the revised/corrected December data, albeit just a 66.6% one.
January 7, 2026 at 1:10 AM
Windows 11 does still hold a supermajority with the revised/corrected December data, albeit just a 66.6% one.
Additionally, Windows 11 has finally attained a >67% supermajority two months after Microsoft pulled the plug on the Windows 10 RTM and Vibranium 5, rocketing up to 70.83% in the December 2025 SHS.
January 2, 2026 at 12:16 PM
Additionally, Windows 11 has finally attained a >67% supermajority two months after Microsoft pulled the plug on the Windows 10 RTM and Vibranium 5, rocketing up to 70.83% in the December 2025 SHS.
Also remember, VGA and HDMI pre-1.3 will not work for high refresh rates. Use a DVI or a DisplayPort cable. If your GPU supports it and your monitor does, you can also use HDMI 2.0 or newer in some cases. When in doubt, or for high-res, HDR, and/or >180Hz monitors, use DisplayPort.
December 25, 2024 at 7:38 PM
Also remember, VGA and HDMI pre-1.3 will not work for high refresh rates. Use a DVI or a DisplayPort cable. If your GPU supports it and your monitor does, you can also use HDMI 2.0 or newer in some cases. When in doubt, or for high-res, HDR, and/or >180Hz monitors, use DisplayPort.