This month Microsoft officially launched the Windows 11 operating system for the public.
As soon as the release, the user starts reporting performance problems on their PC.
This problem is recognized by AMD computer processor makers.
The company revealed that after installing the L3 L3 cache latency of Windows 11, measurable and functional in several processors increased three times.
Apart from this, because the preferred core problem does not specifically schedule a utens on the fastest core of the processor.
This problem hinders the application that is sensitive to one or several CPU utas.
The L3 cache problem is completed in the last Windows 11 update available for Windows Insider users in beta and preview and you are now available for public too.
To fix the problem with the processor core, AMD has also launched the Ryzen Chipset Driver Update version 3,10,08,506.
To check whether the latest update is installed on your PC, open settings> Applications and features.
On that page you can check your AMD chipset software version.
If you want to download and install updates manually, you can get it from the company website.
This is available for Windows 10 too.
Apart from the problem mentioned above, Windows 11 users have reported several other bugs in the operating system.
The company is likely to overcome these problems in the upcoming fillings.
Usually the company released updates for all its products on the second Tuesday of every month.
Recently, Windows 11 users who are part of the Windows Insider beta channel also get access to testing android applications on the platform.
The company has partnered with Amazon and popular application developers to reduce 50 applications for Windows inciders to test and validate all sets of broad hardware.