The next Windows 10 update will implement specific optimization for AMD Ryzen processors.
In computing, the goal is always to optimize software to achieve maximum performance from the hardware. Historically, Microsoft has favored Intel processors, as Intel was the dominant seller. However, the arrival of AMD's Zen architecture processors has significantly changed the market landscape. It has been announced that Windows 10 19H2 will improve performance on processors from both companies.
Lately Intel only emphasizes that its processors continue to be better in gaming and on a day-to-day basis. This is because it has great Windows optimization advantage over its competitor. If Microsoft properly optimizes its operating system, users could benefit from this system.
Microsoft will optimize Windows 10 for AMD Zen processors
We must emphasize that although Intel is benefited, it is not yet fully optimized. Note that Turbo Boost 3.0 is not optimized within Windows 10. Microsoft wants to improve the performance of AMD processors, adding new features and support.
As has been leaked, Windows 10 19H2 will be optimized for Zen and Intel HEDTs. The improvements will be in the way certain instructions are processed in the CPU. This will achieve a bit of performance improvement and the stability of the operating system.
Microsoft will thus have the ability to manage peak frequencies more 'efficiently'. It is noted that the CPU can have preferred or favored cores. To improve performance and reliability, a rotation system has been established. Basically it is changing the cores that go to Boost mode, to avoid damaging the processor.
Preliminary data indicates that performance could be improved by 15%. We assume that in the next few weeks we will have more data and will be able to offer an assessment on this.
Source: BC
