Microsoft will introduce new features to Windows 11 which is intended to save your laptop battery and also, to increase the refresh level of the screen every time the system requires it.
This is a dynamic refresh rate (DRR) feature, and according to its name, it will try to adjust the speed of refreshing on your laptop dynamically, switching back and forth between a low and high refresh level according to the application run on the system.
In Windows 10, you must choose between the speed of refresh and remain static unless you change it yourself.
It meals into a laptop battery life.
With the Dynamic Inbuilt Refresh Rate feature in Windows 11, we have more expectations for longer battery life.
The important thing to note is that the DRR feature is intended for Windows applications and does not support video games; This is different from the Refresh Rate variable.
For now, the MS Office application is most likely to get DRR first to scroll.
Other applications such as Microsoft Edge, Microsoft Photos, Snip & Sketch, PDF Drawboard, Microsoft Whiteboard, Microsoft Sticky Notes, Adobe Acrobat, Adobe Illustrator etc.
Will get support and ink.
While features look promising, you need a Windows 11 laptop with a 120Hz display or more to make the feature function for you.
Also needed is a WDDM 3.0 graphics driver for ink support.
To update to Windows 11, your system must have a 4GB RAM Stest, 64GB of free storage space and a dual-core 64-bit 1 GHz processor.
Windows 11 is expected to be available to download later this year when a PC with the Windows 11 operating system will officially start selling.