It seems that the latest Windows 11 update hasn’t favored Ryzen powered PCs, but don’t worry, a fix may arrive as soon as next week
Windows 11 was announced back in June as a new OS that would deliver improvements to performance and multitasking, along with a new Windows Store. We were also told to expect a new Start menu and support for multiple monitors. Then, on October 5, the latest version of Windows was released. But unfortunately, it seems that it wasn’t quite ready to work on PCs powered by AMD’s Ryzen processors. The final version of Windows 11 was released just over a week ago, and unfortunately, it arrived with some bugs that affect AMD processors. The first bug affects the L3 cache and increases latency up to three times.
