Microsoft released the stable version of the Windows 11 operating system on October 5. In the intervening few days, it turned out that it does not work properly on computers with AMD Ryzen processors. Users stated that they experienced performance problems in the feedback they shared. The problem in question both games and programs Impressed.
In a statement on the subject, AMD acknowledged the problem and said that it would release a fix update in October. The company finally kept its word. He announced that he fixed the performance problems caused by Ryzen on computers with Windows 11 operating system. Here are the details of the update…
Windows 11 update released to fix AMD processor issue
Microsoft has released Windows 11 22000.282, which fixes the issue some users are experiencing with AMD processors.
AMD and Microsoft fixed the Windows 11 problem
AMD released a briefing today with details from AMD and Microsoft addressing known performance issues for compatible AMD processors in Windows 11, and announced that both known issues have been resolved. One of the main causes of the problem L3 cache latencymade available by Microsoft KB5006476 resolved with patch.
In addition to Microsoft’s KB5006476 patch, AMD has also released an update. The company said in a statement, UEFI CPPC2 stated that the AMD Chipset Driver version 3.10.08.506, which addresses the issue, will be available from October 21st. This loss of performance Above 65W TDP He also emphasized that it is more prominent on 8+ core Ryzen processors running.
What was the source of the performance problem?
The first and biggest problem that users experience; CPU’s L3 cache latency for some unclear reason was to triple. According to AMD, this would result in a 3-5 percent drop in system performance. Moreover, the percentage of this decrease in Esports games up to 10-15 appeared to have risen.
The problem, targeting 8+ core Ryzen processors running above 65W TDP, was not limited to games but affected all programs throughout the system. Applications that heavily use CPU threads for an unspecified reason. Performance issue when working with Windows 11 was reported to have lived. Users had complained that their experience was negatively impacted.
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