https://www.windowslatest.com/2026/05/08/i-tested-windows-11s-hidden-low-latency-profile-and-budget-pcs-are-about-to-feel-premium/I can't wait for it, it is nice
You mean Linux? Yeah I already switched
Nobara Linux shits all over windblows not only in speed but functionality and stability.
>>108794254>>108794356the low latency profile improve the performance for all windows machines specially low end ones, linux selling point is better performance for low machines, so linux lose it selling pointit is disappointing that mac, ios and android implemented a similar thing years ago
Okay. I think I now finally understand the urgency of getting onto linux. Microsoft really doesn't care at all about windows.
>>108794489Rewriting the scheduler won't fix the underlying problem. This desperate solution will mask the mess at best and would cause many systems and especially laptops to sound like jet engines, leading to throttling and overheating just by using the explorer to manage some flies. Nobara Linux doesn't have this problem nor does Windows 7.
>so linux lose it selling pointSAAR
>>108794489>so linux lose it selling pointkek you can hardly write a coherent sentence only windows would need this shit. linux machines (not just low-end ones) already benefit from superior performance
>>108794230>by maxing out your CPU frequency in short bursts (1 to 3 seconds) whenever you initiate a high-priority taskgood lord they really are just putting lipstick on a pig at this point
>>108794511>>108794677>Interestingly, every other modern operating system uses its own version of this feature>Android utilizes Dynamic Performance Frameworks (ADPF) to allow performance-intensive apps to dynamically communicate their power and thermal needs directly to the hardware and kernel-level AutoFDO compiler optimizations to reorganize code and make executions inherently more efficient.>Apple’s macOS uses deep Quality of Service (QoS) classes to instantly assign user-initiated UI interactions to the highest-performance silicon cores available.windows is not the first to do it though, and it works well for android ios and mac
>so linux lose it selling point
>>108794230>About the author>Abhijith M BSAAAAAAAARRR
>>108794714well yea i didnt say optimizations are bad, they've just been trying anything lately besides stripping react out of basic ui elements and cleaning up their shit code
>>108794714this is just a terminology dump written by a windows defender (as you'd expect of this site). just below that:>Windows is now finally adopting the same mobile-first responsiveness paradigms that make iPads and MacBooks feel so fast.this kind of scaling should (debatably) only be needed on mobile chips, not to make the desktop experience less unbearablethis is just a bandaid fix because they're aware windows has the worst ui performance out of the 3 major desktop operating systems
>>108794489>linux selling point is better performance for low machinesThat's not the selling point. The big distros all use the ridicolously bloated Gnome desktop
mocking me for grammer mistakes won't make linux more desirable>>108794751changing anything in windows breaks apps, it is always hard to improve the os, I don't need this feature myself my compture is already fast, but many users need it >>108794803it will take them time to rewrite the ui in WinUI 3, the framework itself is a gaint piece of crap that needs improvements, the ui is slow because it is react native in some parts, other parts are old legacy window 7 components, you see many people praising windows 7 yet its old components are what slow down file explorer
>This background feature is designed to eliminate UI lag by automatically maxing out your CPU frequency in short bursts (1 to 3 seconds) whenever you initiate a high-priority task, such as opening an app or clicking a system flyout like the Start menu, or right-clicking to see a context menu.DO MICROJEETS REALLY?
>>108794735I thought you were shitposting fuck me is there a single of these SEO slop sites that isn't run by Indians!?
>>108794865this is literally what my openbsd laptop does when i open chromium though
>>108794511>so bloated and fucking trash that whenever you click the start menu it needs to chug power just to stop the system from becoming unresponsive>yes, we had to replace the old context menu with a shitty one that used more resources just to open>we need all those CPU cycles whenever you open an app, how else are we going to collect all that telemetry data?I don't know what the fuck kind of retarded cuckold would use Windows, but they deserve everything they get.
>>108794847>mocking me for grammer mistakes won't make linux more desirablenobody was trying to force it onto youbut you can't argue that windows is somehow better put together when it needs this shit to function properly. linux is objectively a smoother experience (and the reason goes deeper than just ui)>changing anything in windows breaks appsbecause they dont know what the fuck they're doing
>>108794847>it will take them time to rewrite the ui in WinUI 3It'll take at least 4 generations for there to be any optimizations and/or debloating with microsofts shit. Even after all these years there's still hitches and delays with the settings app. Again, microsoft doesn't care about their regular operating system anymore. A tremendous amount of microsofts profits are in the cloud. Expect more trash to be tacked onto windows with every year passing by.None of this shit matters anyways, since linux already covers games with shit like proton, and a virtual machine covers the rest of windows native software.
>>108794847>you see many people praising windows 7 yet its old components are what slow down file explorerThe windows 7 file explorer opened *instantly* on my laptop whilst my linux file manager takes half a second.
