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© 2025 NZ Herald 8:45pm Windows 11 Pro may be the most underrated PC gaming upgrade ever at $15 TL;DR: Windows 11 Pro is down to $14.97 through June 1, its lowest price to date (reg. $199).
Most PC gamers obsess over graphics cards, RAM, and frame rates… but the operating system? It’s usually an afterthought, and that might be a mistake. Whether you’re on Windows 10 or Windows 11 Home, upgrading to Windows 11 Pro may be the difference between an ordinary and an extraordinary gaming experience.
Windows 11 Pro introduces DirectX 12 Ultimate, delivering higher frame rates, improved ray tracing, and lower latency for a smoother gaming experience. If you want faster load times and better graphics, this is your chance to optimize your rig. Plus, with AutoHDR and DirectStorage, Windows 11 Pro ensures snappier gameplay and richer visuals.
On the AI side, Windows Copilot, powered by OpenAI, acts as your built-in assistant, helping with everything from system settings to generating text and images on demand. Need help writing an email? Want to summarize a web page? Copilot has you covered.
This upgrade also includes enterprise-level security features like BitLocker encryption, secure boot, and enhanced malware protection to keep your data safe.
More Pro Features
Snap Layouts & Virtual Desktops for better multitasking
TPM 2.0 & Secure Boot for enhanced protection
Remote Desktop Access to control your PC from anywhere
Hyper-V & Windows Sandbox for virtual machine testing
Seamless Microsoft Teams Integration for better collaboration
Upgrade your PC gaming with a Windows 11 Pro key for $14.97 through June 1 at 11:59 p.m. PT. No coupon is needed to get this price.
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