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Something to look forward to: Microsoft has been working on Low Latency Profile technology for months, and Windows 11 users should now start to see the benefits of the new feature. The latest Patch Tuesday update can seemingly improve performance across most apps and Win32 programs, rather than just the Start menu and other parts of the native Windows 11 interface.
Microsoft began rolling out the new Low Latency Profile (LLP) feature to all Windows 11 users earlier this week. The change is part of KB5121003, this month's Patch Tuesday update for all supported Windows editions, and should have a significant impact on performance across the Windows GUI, native OS apps, and even third-party software built using traditional Windows APIs such as Win32.
LLP uses a "race to sleep" design to quickly handle requests from applications that are about to launch. The feature briefly forces the CPU to boost its frequency, potentially making apps launch faster.
