According to The Verge , Microsoft is developing a promising new feature for Windows 11 that will help users easily grasp the performance of their PC hardware. This feature will provide detailed information about the weak points of the system, especially RAM and GPU, thereby helping users make appropriate upgrade decisions.
Windows 11 will be able to diagnose 'bad' hardware
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Windows 11 will soon point out PC hardware weaknesses that need to be fixed
According to information from the latest test (Dev Channel) builds of Windows 11, Microsoft is quietly integrating a new FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) section into the system settings. This FAQ will automatically analyze the PC's hardware configuration and provide warnings or recommendations related to performance. For example, if the RAM is too low or the GPU only has 4 GB of memory, the user will receive a warning message and an upgrade suggestion.
This new feature will help users take the guesswork out of their PC performance. Instead of having to use complicated tools, they can easily check and evaluate performance right in Windows settings. This is especially useful for users who are not very hardware savvy.
Previously, Microsoft used the Windows Experience Index tool to evaluate PC performance. However, this feature has been removed. Integrating FAQ into system settings can be seen as a replacement for the Windows Experience Index, providing a more intuitive and easy-to-use experience.
The fact that this feature is appearing in Dev Channel builds suggests that it is in the final testing stages and could be rolled out to Windows 11 users in the near future. However, Microsoft could also remove this feature if issues are discovered during testing.
Source: https://thanhnien.vn/windows-11-sap-co-kha-nang-bat-benh-phan-cung-185250320111501401.htm
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