Win11 22H2 is the largest update of Microsoft in 2022, which solved many historical problems, but most of them are some interface modifications, and the Android app that everyone is looking forward to has not been added.
Win11 22H2
Jiumei has a high evaluation of this update because she can indeed see that Microsoft has begun to care about the UI interface. The task manager for many years has finally unified the style, and the task tray has also become rounded, which also provides a more humanized split-screen method.
However, there is a big problem with this update, that is, many N-card players reported that the game frame rate decreased after updating the system. Jiumei herself has indeed experienced the decline in the gaming experience.
Win11 scheduling problem
Jiumei's computer is 5600X with 3070Ti, and the frame rate was stable before the system was updated. However, after updating the system, the frame rate dropped directly to 120 frames, and some scenes even had only 80 frames, which really affected the experience. Many players have reflected their problems in the post bar, and the following points are summarized.
The first point of is that there is a problem with CPU scheduling. When most games are running, the CPU usage is very low, and only two cores are running, so it is inevitable to get stuck.
The second reason for is the problem with Nvidia graphics card driver. Win11 updated WDDM3.1, but it seems that Nvidia has not updated, so it may cause the game frame rate to drop.
The current solution is to turn off the N-card screen recording , then click GeforceExperience and prompt update, and it will not be stuck after the update. (Close in-game coverage)
Close in-game coverage
Jiumei personally tested and found that it was indeed no longer stuck, but some players reported that the problem did not solve it. So Jiumei suggests that players who pursue stability should wait and see and update it after the N-card driver and the next version of Win11 solve this problem!
