The Windows 11 update, which Microsoft has officially released in the past weeks, caused performance loss on computers with AMD processors. The software giant released a new update for both Windows 10 and Windows 11 yesterday. However, the quality improvement update for Windows 11 disappointed for the second time on AMD computers.
The first cumulative update for Windows 11 is out: Here are the changes
Microsoft, which recently released the official version of Windows 11, released its first cumulative update today.
The new version of Windows 11 did not work for AMD again
According to the tests, the first batch update of Windows 11 made the L3 cache lag on AMD Ryzen processors even worse. In the past weeks, both AMD and Microsoft promised to come together to find a solution. However, this was apparently not fixed with the update released yesterday.
The new update further increased the L3 cache latency on computers with AMD processors. Also, according to tests, the Collaborative Processor Performance Control mechanism does not work correctly. Therefore, all these reasons cause 15% performance loss in games and other applications.
Aware of this issue, AMD said in a statement yesterday that a new patch will be released on October 21 for bugs in CPPC2. An update is on the way for L3 cache latency on Ryzen processors. According to AMD, this update will also be available to users on October 19 via Windows Update.
So how do you guys find the performance of Windows 11? Especially users with AMD processors can share their thoughts in the comments.