Microsoft Says Windows 11 Is Up to 20% More Responsive After Performance Fixes

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Microsoft earlier this year outlined a plan to improve Windows 11 with a focus on performance, reliability, and the overall user experience. The company now claims those months of fixes have made the system up to 20 percent more responsive. Changes target Start, File Explorer, Search, and Edge, among other components. Microsoft says a central part of the work involved better memory management and more efficient use of system resources, which it says helps the OS run better on machines with 8GB of RAM.

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