Microsoft boasts that Windows 11 now runs much faster and more responsively

TechRadar reports: - Windows 11 is now 'up to 20% more responsive,' Microsoft tells us, based on benchmarking typical interface workloads - Apparently.

Happy couple sitting on sofa, looking at a Windows 11 laptop
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Software⏱ 1 min read · Source: TechRadar

⚡ Key Takeaways

  • Microsoft has underlined how it's making Windows 11 faster and ensuring the OS uses system RAM more optimally, while also introducing a new and more performant Photos app.
  • In a blog post, Microsoft explained how it's been tinkering with Windows 11 to make it run faster, and that: "The result is a Windows experience that's up to 20% more responsive…
  • In this blog post, Microsoft also reminds us of all the work it's done to fix Windows 11.

TechRadar reports: - Windows 11 is now 'up to 20% more responsive,' Microsoft tells us, based on benchmarking typical interface workloads - Apparently, this performance honing 'can make an especially meaningful difference on PCs with 8GB of memory'

Key Points

Microsoft boasts that Windows 11 now runs much faster and more responsively — detail
Happy couple sitting on sofa, looking at a Windows 11 laptop · Image: TechRadar
  • Microsoft has underlined how it's making Windows 11 faster and ensuring the OS uses system RAM more optimally, while also introducing a new and more performant Photos app.
  • In a blog post, Microsoft explained how it's been tinkering with Windows 11 to make it run faster, and that: "The result is a Windows experience that's up to 20% more responsive…
  • In this blog post, Microsoft also reminds us of all the work it's done to fix Windows 11.

The Details

- A new Photos app is also out, which is a good deal speedier, alongside changes for Windows 11's Gallery and photo viewer That 20% figure is quite vague, but Microsoft says it's based on measured speed increases in Windows 11 search, the right-click menu, Settings, Start menu, as well as File Explorer (the folders on the desktop) and the Snipping Tool.

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