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Nick Evanson

AMD's new Ryzen AI laptop chips aren't officially supported on Windows 10, thanks to its NPU and Copilot+

Promotional image of a generic AMD Ryzen AI 300 processor.

We reported on AMD's decision to stop supporting Windows 10 for its new laptop chips last month, but now that the Ryzen AI range has been announced, the official specs page for them confirms this change. Where the Ryzen 9000-series is fully supported on Microsoft's older operating system, the Ryzen AI 300 series is for Windows 11 and Linux only.

Our chums over at Tom's Hardware spotted the updates to the specs pages and having gone through all of the entries myself, I can confirm that Windows 10 is absent in the list of supported operating systems for the Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 and AI 9 365. All of the Ryzen 8000-series laptop chips and the new Ryzen 9000-series desktop processors still have it, though.

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