Windows 11 is now available to download and install on your computer. This new operating system includes a number of improvements, including fixes for slow AMD processors. Windows 11 includes a number of improvements, including fixes for slow AMD processors. Windows 10 was released in July of this year, and included several updates and fixes for AMD processors. However, some users reported that their AMD processors were becoming slower over time. Windows 11 includes a number of updates and fixes for AMD processors. Windows 10 was released in July of this year, and included several updates and fixes for AMD processors. However, some users reported that their AMD processors were becoming slower over time. Windows 11 includes a new feature called “AMD Power Options.” This allows you to customize your processor settings to improve performance or save energy. If you are experiencing slow performance on your AMD processor, we recommend trying out the new features included in Windows 11. You can find more information about these features on the Microsoft website or by searching online for “windows 11 amd power options” or “windows 10 amd power options” ..
This update is considered a C update, which means Microsoft won’t install it on your computer automatically. Instead, you’ll need to go to Windows Update on your computer and click Check for Updates manually. Once you do that, look for the update called KB5006746 and install it.
According to Reddit user adrianturingan, the update did improve the L3 caching issue on their computer, so it appears to be working as advertised. This makes sense, as Microsoft first put this update out to Windows Insiders a few days ago, so it has had time to test it and ensure it’s doing what it’s meant to.
A Microsoft Support page reads, “Addresses an L3 caching issue that might affect performance in some applications on devices that have AMD Ryzen processors after upgrading to Windows 11 (original release).”
There are tons of other fixes and improvements in this update, but there are no security fixes since it’s considered a C update. If you’re not actively suffering from any of the issues listed on the patch notes, you can safely wait until this update becomes a B update and is installed automatically on your PC.
