A developer has achieved what many considered impossible – running Windows 7 in just 69 MB. While not practical for daily use, this extreme optimization reveals fascinating insights about operating system architecture and the future of lightweight computing.
According to industry sources, AMD’s upcoming Zen 6 architecture will maintain compatibility with existing AM5 motherboards featuring 32 MB BIOS chips. This development, hinted at through motherboard leaks and insider reports, suggests a seamless upgrade path for current AMD platform users without requiring hardware replacements.
Recent leaks from prominent hardware sources indicate that AMD‘s next-generation Zen 6 processors will maintain compatibility with existing AM5 motherboards, including those with 32 MB BIOS capacity. This information, shared by leaker @9950Pro (HXL) on social media platform X, suggests that both current 600-series and upcoming 800-series motherboards will support the new architecture without requiring BIOS chip upgrades.
