Guess it depends on how you use your computer. I’ve slowed my hardware updates down to once every 2-3 years—my current main current computer is Intel i7 with 20GB memory, 3x 32” 4K displays, 3x 27” 1920x1080 display, drawing tablets, scanners, printers and more. Windows 10 supports the six displays and the varied devices seemlessly. I’m also running Microsoft Office 2016 and most of my other software is newest versions. Keeping at or near the bleeding edge gives me high performance and latest features.
I don't play music, I don't watch T.V. programs or movies on my laptop, it's NOT attached to anything else at all, and even though at least 30 different people have tried to teach me how to CCP, over the last 18 years, the ONLY time I ever managed to sort of do it was when I had each step written down for me and I did what the paper ( which I have by now lost ) in front of me. I HATE change and Windows 10 is NOT anything that I need nor want.