Windows 11 has a number of features that just might not be necessary for you to keep running in the background if you want the most frames out of your experience.
Microsoft likes to claim that every new edition of Windows is the best Windows ever. With numerous added features and improvements, we can’t say they’re always wrong, but we can also say performance sometimes takes a hit. After all, tacking on more features will use up more hardware resources, but it’s possible not all consumers are as up to date as the developer hopes. As such, there are definitely times where you might need to squeeze out some extra performance through disabling certain unwarranted features. Windows 11 has a number of features that just might not be necessary for you to keep running in the background if you want the most frames out of your experience.
