Windows 11 is not just a cosmetic upgrade over Windows 10 but also brings many usability and performance improvements. Microsoft has now explained in a video the performance optimizations that give Windows 11 the speed edge over Windows 10.
We previously covered how Windows 11 is significantly faster than Windows 10. Both real-life and benchmark performance tests comparing Windows 11 and Windows 10 prove this. Windows 11 boots nearly 18% faster than the Windows 10. Windows 11 seems to be performing better than Windows 10 in all benchmark scores. For example, on Geekbench Windows 11 has 9% better single-core and 15% better multi-core score over Windows 10.
Microsoft has now detailed the performance optimizations that empower Windows 11 to outperform Windows 10. Steve Dispensa, VP of Enterprise Management at Microsoft has explained these optimizations in a video. Check the video below to learn more.
Save time- Choose which screens you want to focus on most with the new Snap Assist feature.
Save resources- Configure new sleeping tabs to go dark after inactivity.
Resume your PC from sleep instantly. RAM stays energized and other process threads run faster.
Windows 11 new features/changes:
For those interested, Windows 11 update release will be known as Windows 11 October 2021 update or Windows 10 version 21H2 and is targeted at a October 5, 2021 release. Windows 11 brings lots of UI/UX changes, new features, performance and usability improvements over Windows 10.
You can read all the new features and changes that Windows 11 brings over Windows 10 in our massive collated changelog.
There are however some features which many Windows 10 users rate highly are still missing from Windows 11. You can read about all these feature by clicking here.
