Microsoft and AMD to patch Ryzen bug on Windows 11 PCs next week
AMD confirmed a performance issue related to its CPUs running on Windows 11. Increased L3 cache latency and sub-optimal thread scheduling could resul in 10-15% drop in performance on certain CPUs.
The company is already working on a fix and should be ready very soon. Microsoft is planning to release an update on October 19 followed by a driver update from AMD on October 21, so there's a good chance we will see the issues resolved next Thursday.
Until that happens Microsoft said that it won't be pushing Windows 11 to AMD Ryzen-powered devices and suggests owners of such PCs to refrain from updating manually.
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- Sin
- 16 Jul 2022
- 0Rw
Linux fans and devs are out of touch with the needs and wants of normal people linux needs better support for new linux users They need too learn how to take harsh criticism and complaints and how too deal with such problems for the end user...
- Sin
- 16 Jul 2022
- 0Rw
Again Microsoft mess something up by forgetting fixed in windows 10 Lets make windows 11 and not patch this
- Anonymous
- 15 Oct 2021
- xHY
Couldn't agree more. Linux fanboys always think of it as the best whereas the reality is just isn't.
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