Windows 11 is up to 15 percent slower with AMD CPUs, fixes coming in October
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Kaarme
hamltnblue
I've been running Win 11 on my 5950 for a couple of days now with no problems. It is noticeably snappier/more responsive than Win 10.
Not playing games at the moment but if there is a slow down, I'm not seeing it running a wide range of software.
Double thumbs up experience for now 🙂
moab600
Been saying that for long time.
Boost clocks of mine 5950X suffered with Windows 11 as well as the UI lag is horrendous.
Goiur
Well... i upgraded yesterday to Win11 and i think New World is doing better so i dont know what to say about this...
geogan
kapu
mackintosh
All my usual games and day-to-day software tasks appear to be performing the same on both my Intel and AMD systems. If there are performance issues, they do not seem to affect my particular workloads. Unfortunately, I did not run any parting W10 benchmarks before migrating to W11.
AlmondMan
tunejunky
JamesSneed
schilperoordbas
So that's what I've been noticing. I noticed that Windows 11 was really slow, even with an 5950x. Really bad that Windows 11 is released this way.
tunejunky
the time spent restoring my bricked laptop kept me from a clean install of win11.
boy am i glad as i run a 5950x
i'll wait for the insider update (gamma testing?)
kapu
rl66
Stormyandcold
Early tester here. In my many years of beta testing Windows, my main pain has always been audio drivers, specifically ASIO and vst plugins, activation programs etc. Nvidia were always quick to issue fixes, so, most graphical issues didn't last long.
Windows 11 did initially crap out audio-wise as my RME HDSPE AIO Pro suffered from audio degradation, no matter what I did (I made full reports to both MS and RME). This has now been fixed by RME with the latest Totalmix 1.75 (as of this post). So, it's took about 3months to fix the audio issues, which imho is the fastest I've experienced, and that's going all the way back to beta testing WinXP.
Main changes for me is the taskbar positioning, copy/paste etc icons and some UI stuff, but, in all honesty it's Windows. There's really nothing dramatically different here for the end-user. I can honestly say I could be using W10 or W11, it really doesn't matter much as long as it runs my apps, games and music making plugins I'm happy.
Timur Born
gonsa
But his patch is coming within the next Windows 11 update or something from AMD for us to install?
MonstroMart
I_Eat_You_Alive
Upgraded my main gaming rig last night due to PNY causing major issues with a firmware update to my main NVMe SSD. Performance tanked just like with the Corsair MP600 11.3 firmware disaster. After a secure erase and install of Win 11 everything is right in the world again. So far I have not had a single issue or noticed any slowness versus Win 10. Games are running at the same frame rates as before, load times have improved enough to notice, and FPS are more stable than with Win 10. Just everyday browsing and file explorer stuff seems the same. All of my programs loaded and have not complained. So far I have no complaints. I have been running Win 11 since the alpha stages on a test bench so I have a good feel for it already. The patch from Microsoft will hit next week and AMD will probably have drivers out tomorrow or Monday. I am going to leave the rest of my Win 10 machines as Win 10 for another couple months or till I have a reason to upgrade to Win 11.
Kaleid
It's a scandal that a gigantic corporation is incapable of even doing basic testing before release