Microsoft wants to make Windows 11 more friendly to high-refresh-rate monitors. The latest Canary build, introduces a set of improvements to allow better efficiency and different refresh rate support.
Microsoft is working on improving high-refresh-rate display support in its Windows 11 operating system. Devices with speedy monitors and variable refresh rate support are no strangers to the Windows ecosystem—even some of Microsoft’s Surface computers feature 120Hz displays with VRR. Therefore, the company wants to provide a better user experience by introducing much-needed improvements and enhancements.
The latest Windows 11 preview build from the Canary Channel brought two important graphics changes: multi-monitor and energy optimizations.
