Microsoft is adding a feature that briefly maxes out your CPU to make Windows feel snappier
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Cutting corners: Microsoft has a giant Windows problem, but developers are reportedly hard at work to significantly improve the operating system in critical areas, tackling things like overall responsiveness and CPU utilization. New details have emerged about one of those changes.
According to insider sources, Microsoft engineers are working on a new feature called "Low Latency Profile" (LLP) aimed at improving Windows 11's performance in certain critical, system-wide tasks. The change is already present in recent preview builds distributed to Windows Insider participants, meaning enthusiast users can enable and test it today while development continues in Redmond.
Microsoft sources describe LLP as a mechanism that briefly pushes CPU frequency higher to "accelerate" certain UI-related operations. In practice, the OS would boost the processor to its maximum frequency in short, 1-to-3-second bursts, providing...
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