Windows 11 FPS boost.

[AUNPHILVERSUM]

I've noticed that my 7DTD runs 20 FPS more than before (on high details) not sure if it's just my PC or win 11 overall performance.

[Mardoin69]

Wait....WHAT????? Windows 11? You mean Windows 10 don't you.....or did I miss hearing of this new edition? If you're talking about going from Previous versions of Windows upgraded to Windows 10 then, yeah....you could see some improvement. Windows 10 is supposedly better optimized in how it handles games.....when you're just an average end user. If you're tech savvy, you can optimize any op sys to acheive best optimization anyway. But, straight off the line Windows 10 is a bit better.....unless it's bogged down with bloatware. Also, a fresh clean install of an operating system will notice much better performance for a while.....till it gets too much junk built up in it's registry.

[Doctor_GLaDOS]

Mardoin69님이 먼저 게시:

Wait....WHAT????? Windows 11? You mean Windows 10 don't you.....or did I miss hearing of this new edition? If you're talking about going from Previous versions of Windows upgraded to Windows 10 then, yeah....you could see some improvement. Windows 10 is supposedly better optimized in how it handles games.....when you're just an average end user. If you're tech savvy, you can optimize any op sys to acheive best optimization anyway. But, straight off the line Windows 10 is a bit better.....unless it's bogged down with bloatware. Also, a fresh clean install of an operating system will notice much better performance for a while.....till it gets too much junk built up in it's registry.

https://letmegooglethat.com/?q=Windows+11

[Mardoin69]

Huh... this is first time I've heard / seen it. Thx for link.

[FT]

Don't go to Win11 expecting game's (any of them) to run better. There's a slight chance, but most tested games have ended up running worse if anything (mostly because of the new virtualization security thingy from what I've heard).
Changing to Win11 can also break/glitch some things and then leave you stuck on Win11 if you don't backpedal fast enough.

If you're thinking about going that far, you'll probably get an improvement by simply performing a totally clean install of Win10 and latest drivers, without adding any RGB/bloatware junk nor 3rdParty AV, and you'll end up with a totally clean install of the game as well.


IF you want to compare performance, make sure you're in the same area and situation, looking in the same direction at the same time of day...and double check that your settings are all the same (including in-game resolution which can sometimes secretly crank itself up to match your desktop without showing it happened).
All those things can have a pretty big effect on the game's performance, so forgetting to take any single one of them into account can sometimes give drastically different results.

[SylenThunder]

In direct apples-to-apples performance, I've only noticed about a 5% boost in performance in some games. Not all games, and 5% is the highest.

You aren't going to see huge gains in Windows 11 versus Windows 10. What you will see big gains for is cleaning out some of the extra crap and congestion in your OS. Which upgrading the OS does to some extent since it's performing an in-place upgrade. You would have better results by performing a clean install, and not having most of the bloatware that shipped with your system.

[Sally]

linustechtips on youtube had a video about windows 11 and gaming being limited on it. some new security thing, turns out, around 20% loss in a lot of games.

[Agarillobob]

I saw a dubious amount of the windows 11 drawn with a focus on her feet monkaS