We learned Microsoft is building a significant Windows 11 speed improvement and it targets the actions you use most

Microsoft is working on a special performance boost feature for Windows 11 that is designed to increase the responsiveness of the OS when initiating certain common tasks. According to sources familiar with these plans, this new performance boost feature is called the “Low Latency Profile” and will ramp up the CPU frequency in short bursts when opening apps, system flyouts, and context menus.

I’m told that this new Low Latency Profile feature is already in testing in the Windows Insider Program, and sources say the feature boosts the CPU to max frequency for between 1 and 3 seconds whenever the user attempts a high-priority task such as opening an app or system flyout like the Start menu.