Can my PC run Windows 11? Microsoft hasn’t made that question easy to answer, as Windows 11’s hardware requirements have been confusing, not least by the need for TPMs. Microsoft itself pulled the PC Health Check app, which was one of the few ways that you could tell if your PC qualified for Windows 11.

Now, some PC makers are simply telling you whether your PC can upgrade to Windows 11, or if you’ll need to buy a new one. Below, you’ll find links to the major PC makers who’ve published such lists.

Acer PCs that can run Windows 11
Asus PCs that can run Windows 11
Dell PCs that can run Windows 11
Dynabook PCs that can run Windows 11
HP PCs that can run Windows 11
Lenovo PCs that can run Windows 11
Microsoft PCs that can run Windows 11
MSI PCs that can run Windows 11
Razer PCs that can run Windows 11
Samsung PCs that can run Windows 11
Some have included FAQs or explanations of the Windows 11 hardware requirements as additional context. You can find more information about this and other relevant Windows 11 topics in our Windows 11 superguide. 

Acer PCs that can run Windows 11
Acer currently isn’t highlighting its existing PCs that can run Windows 11, as some other manufacturers in our list do. The company’s Windows 11 page pushes potential customers to buy the Acer Swift 3, and the many Acer Swift 3 models that it offers. We’re not entirely sure if Acer’s Swift 3 (SF313-52-78W6) from 2020 will qualify for Windows 11, though the cutoff date from other manufacturers appears to be 2019 or so. We would imagine that Acer’s Swift 3x (2021) would also qualify for Windows 11, though Acer has yet to confirm this. 

https://www.pcworld.com/article/394835/can-my-pc-upgrade-to-windows-11.html