Windows 11 64-Bit Performance Boost Coming Soon Thanks to Intel & Microsoft
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Microsoft is testing in Windows 11 a setting called APX, which must bring "better performance". No PC with a current Intel processor will be able to use it.
Microsoft is testing a new setting for more performance in Windows 11. However, its benefits depend on a CPU extension, which so far hardly supports a processor.
Microsoft is currently testing a new option in the latest Insider Builds of Windows 11. Advanced Performance Extensions (APX) will allow some PCs equipped with an Intel processor to reduce their interaction with RAM while achieving better performance.
The Advanced Performance Extensions option has appeared in test versions of Windows 11. Only computers with processors that have hardware APX support will benefit from this acceleration, so current PCs will not unlock this feature.
More speed for 64-bit apps: Microsoft installs Intel's new APX command set extension in Windows 11. In the latest insider preview, the power booster can already be activated via a switch - this should make PCs noticeably more efficient. (Read more)
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