Microsoft’s new magic number is “45” and this test is the main reason to upgrade to Windows 11 24H2.
Microsoft grills everything to… convince users to upgrade to Windows 11. As we’ve been saying for months now, Windows 10 is going through its final phase and the company has only 12 months left to leave its operating system protection behind. For this reason, he not only released Windows 11 24 hours a daybut also worked in several tools that make it easier for highly knowledgeable users. Moreover, even Windows fans are working on ways transfer Windows 11 to all computers.
However, this time the main character of the story is again Windows 11 24 hours a dayas Microsoft itself has admitted that this version achieves this updates happen up to 45% faster. As the portal points out TechSpot in one recent publicationCPU usage during the update process is reduced to 25%which reduces the load on the system and allows equipment works more efficiently. Thus, the restart time was reduced to 40% on some systems, which reduces user intervention during updates.
Optimized use of RAM and other elements
Thus, the new system allows handle multiple update tasks at the same time, thereby speeding up the installation of updates. This way, RAM is adjusted according to system resources during updates, which helps minimize interference with other tasks what the user does. In addition, only the necessary components are downloaded and updated. This reduces unnecessary disk and network usage, benefiting users with limited bandwidth.
Thus, integrated applications such as Microsoft Edge have smaller load sizes, so in some cases they remain below 200 MB. In fact, Microsoft itself has tested this feature on both updated and legacy devices (up to 18 months late) and found significant improvements in both cases. And this, in addition to the improvements included in Windows 11 24H2, forced us to face one of the most effective versions devices.
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