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Microsoft Improves Windows 11 Performance with Low Latency Profile

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Microsoft is improving Windows 11 performance with a low latency profile, which temporarily boosts CPU speed to reduce latency, and is also working on other software optimizations.

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Microsoft is improving Windows 11 performance with a low latency profile, which temporarily boosts CPU speed to reduce latency, and is also working on other software optimizations.

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