About 1 month before the public release, Windows 11 had information about performance improvements released by Microsoft. According to the company, its newest operating system promises greater speed and productivity for users.
Through a video posted on the Microsoft Mechanics YouTube channel, Microsoft VP of Enterprise Management Steve Dispensa shows improvements in Windows 11 that affect CPU, memory and storage in Windows 11.
Windows 11 faster
During the video, Steve explains that Windows 11 will be able to save up to 35% CPU usage and 32% in the case of RAM. Microsoft is also said to have placed an emphasis on hibernation times and the speed at which Windows 11 starts after waking up from hibernation. The operating system will optimize the power that the cores need, ensuring that it gets transferred to where it's needed, with no waste. As a result, the time to wake up from sleep is 25% faster compared to Windows 10.]
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Other news that Windows 11 brings
Microsoft has considerably changed the look and feel of Windows 11 and added a new interface with faster animations. According to the company, the new OS taskbar can affect productivity, but users are divided in opinions, some speak positively and others negatively about this change. In addition, a new multi-monitor configuration feature has been added, allowing the system to remember where certain windows were so that user productivity increases.
Microsoft says:
"Windows 11 was built with compatibility in mind. Our promise is that apps that worked on Windows 7, 8.1 and 10 will work on Windows 11."
Launch and availability
Windows 11 will be released on October 5, 2021, according to Microsoft, and will be made available as a free upgrade for Windows 10 users.
