Microsoft’s Windows 11 operating system stable version Released on October 5th. A new design has been introduced in all system-wide applications such as the Store and Settings. The US company, which positions the Start menu in the middle of the taskbar by default, also renewed the icons.
The number of laptops that come preloaded with Windows 11 is starting to increase. But if you are going to collect a safe from scratch, you need to buy a license key and install it. It turned out that Windows 11 did not work properly on AMD Ryzen series processors and had performance problems.
What you need to know before installing Windows 11
We thought there were things you should know before installing Windows 11 on your computers. Because this new version may cause some big changes.
Windows 11 causes 5% performance drop on Ryzen
AMD announced on its support page that two issues affecting Ryzen computers with Windows 11 have been detected. The first and biggest: the CPU L3 cache latency tripled for no apparent reason. According to AMD, this is 3-5 percent cause a decrease in system performance. This decline in esports games to 10-15 percent it goes up.
The second mistake 65W TDP It targets Ryzen processors with 8+ cores running above its value. This problem is not limited to games, it affects all programs throughout the system. In summary, CPU thread-intensive applications are experiencing performance issues when running Windows 11 for an unspecified reason. Therefore, the user experience is negatively affected.
AMD and Microsoft are working: Fix is on the way
“AMD and Microsoft are working together to resolve known issues with software updates,” the statement said. While AMD stated that the hotfix update in development will be released in the coming days, it told its customers to continue using a supported version of Windows 10.
Did you guys install Windows 11 on your Ryzen processor computer and have performance problems? You can discuss your experiences by sharing them on the SDN forum.