In this video, I put Windows 10 LTSC and Windows 11 LTSC against each other in a benchmark battle to determine which version delivers better performance, speed, and responsiveness. Whether you’re running on older hardware or need a stable, bloat-free OS for productivity or legacy systems, this comparison will help you choose the best LTSC version for your needs.
What You’ll See:
– Boot time comparisons
– RAM and CPU usage
– Gaming and benchmark tests
– Stability and system responsiveness
Conclusion: Both LTSC versions are excellent, but the best one depends on your hardware and use case.
Timestamps / Chapters
00:34 Introduction
01:11 3DMark11 Banchmark
01:12 Corona Benchmark
01:51 Cinebench 20
03:02 CPU & Ram
03:28 Pre-Installed Apps, Switch on/off
04:22 Game: CS: GO
09:02 END!
Used PC Specs:
CPU: Intel Core i5 (4th Gen)
RAM: 16GB DDR3
Storage: 240GB SSD
GPU: 2GB
What is Windows LTSC?
LTSC stands for Long-Term Servicing Channel. Unlike regular Windows versions, LTSC editions:
– Get minimal updates (only security patches, no feature bloat)
– Come without Microsoft Store, Cortana, Edge, and other unnecessary apps
– They are designed for long-term stability and low system overhead
Tags (Ignore)
Windows 10 LTSC, Windows 11 LTSC, LTSC comparison, lightweight Windows, Windows for old PCs, low-end PC performance, Windows benchmark, LTSC vs Pro, best Windows version
Which LTSC version do YOU prefer? Let me know in the comments!
#Windows10LTSC #Windows11LTSC #LTSCBenchmark #LowEndPC #WindowsPerformanc
Wow, bro! If you want a faster Windows experience, I recommend WinTrust-based Windows 11 LTSC—it feels like the old days of Windows 7!
-RAM usage is only *1.2GB–1.3GB* (even with Defender running)
-Processes stay under 55
-Quick offline install for a pure OS
This new WinTrust version is legit!".
" banchmark "
Confusing result
Please add your opinion at end of the video