For example, Windows Server core deployments can generally be expected to make more efficient use of system resources than a Windows Server deployment that uses the full desktop experience. Of course, the same can also be said for lightweight Windows operating systems. The reason I think it is entirely plausible for Windows 12 Lite to be three times faster than Windows 10 is because lightweight Linux distributions generally perform much better than multi-gigabyte Windows operating systems. Even so, I am inclined to believe the Windows 12 performance claims - with one big caveat. Let me just say upfront that I have not actually had the opportunity to try Windows 12 for myself (nor would I encourage anyone else to purchase a counterfeit Windows operating system). It's tempting to dismiss Windows 12 Lite as being nothing more than a gag, but one has to consider whether the claim that Windows 12 is three times faster than Windows 10 is true. According to Techworm, this operating system, which claims to be three times faster than Windows 10, is actually nothing more than a Linux Lite LTS distribution that has been configured to look like Windows. Some of the details surrounding Windows 12 are a bit sketchy, but a couple of months ago, someone posted a photo on Reddit of what appeared to be a homemade 'Windows 12 Lite' operating system. So if Microsoft didn't build Windows 12, who did and what is it?

It is important to note, however, that Windows 12 was not created by Microsoft. Believe it or not, Windows 12 is a real product. So does this mean that Windows 12 is a complete hoax? The answer to that question is not as straightforward as you might imagine. Even so, there are fake YouTube videos claiming to show off the new operating system, as well as Web pages dedicated to describing all of the new features that we can expect in the upcoming Windows 12 release. Let me begin by saying that despite what some Web sites seem to suggest, Microsoft has not made any announcements pertaining to Windows 12. That being the case, I wanted to take the opportunity to put some of these rumors to rest by talking about what Windows 12 is, and what it is not. Although the company shows no signs of retiring Windows 10 anytime soon, there have been a lot of rumors circulating about an upcoming Windows release called 'Windows 12.' For the past five years, Windows 10 has been Microsoft's primary desktop operating system.

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