The company says the same also applies to the “shell” in Windows 11, which powers the Start Menu and other visual effects. Microsoft actually tested this by showcasing how even under 90% CPU load, the Excel app in Windows 11 opens up with speed, despite the CPU being so busy.
This should ensure that they get more CPU power over other system resources. Overall, the performance benefits in Windows 11 pretty much come down to the way the newer OS handles system processes that you usually see when you open Task Manager.Īccording to Microsoft, Windows 11 does a lot of work in memory management to favor the app windows you have open and running in the foreground. Microsoft talked about the performance benefits and optimizations in Windows 11 in a YouTube video. When compared to Windows 10, Windows 11 does hold some potential for improving the speed of your computer. Auto HDR makes your games look more vibrant, and Direct Storage helps your graphics card and SSD communicate faster. If you’re a gamer, note that Windows 11 has some exclusive features catered to you. Microsoft has a full list if you’re concerned. You can still find those in the store, though. Those apps are 3D viewer, OneNote for Windows 10, Paint 3D, and Skype. You can no longer sync your desktop wallpaper, Internet Explorer and the Math Input panel are gone, and a few apps are also removed. Windows 11 removes some features from Windows 10. There are some changes that you need to know about if you plan to upgrade. Microsoft is supporting Windows 10 through 2025, but you’ll need to do a clean install (erase all your data) after that 10-day downgrade window. After you upgrade, you’ll only have 10 days to revert back to Windows 10. If you have a compatible device, you should upgrade to Windows 11 to give it a try. Although Microsoft isn’t recommending against this route, it’s possible that some hardware will cause issues, so you might run into a few bugs or Blue Screens of Death. There’s another path, though: The Installation Assistant allows you to install Windows 11 on a compatible PC the moment it releases. After that, Microsoft says it’s taking a phased approach, and it expects to have updates out to all compatible PCs by the middle of 2022. New devices that still have Windows 10 installed will be able to upgrade to the new version through Windows Update. If you have a Surface device or a new device from one of Microsoft’s partners, you’ll get Windows 11 when it releases on October 5. That upgrade only applies as long as your PC fits with Microsoft’s minimum requirements - which is already causing a fair share of controversy, especially in regard to the TPM 2.0 requirement which in itself can be quite confusing, especially if you plan on upgrading your current system.
Just like Windows 10 was a free upgrade to Windows 8.1 and Windows 7, Windows 11 will be a free upgrade to Windows 10.
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