neowin[.]net/news/microsoft-is-giving-windows-11-major-performance-upgrade-by-making-cpus-work-harder/
windowscentral[.]com/microsoft/windows-11/microsoft-is-working-on-major-performance-boost-for-windows-11-that-will-speed-up-app-launches-and-common-actions-by-automatically-maxing-out-cpu-in-short-bursts
This is one to maybe keep an eye out for, though it may make things better, worse, or make no difference at all. When I'm using one of our lower power devices, e.g., the laptop with an Intel i3 CPU, when I click the icon to start an app, let's say Firefox, it takes a moment before the browser loads, and then there's a wait as it downloads the data & displays the home page. It's not horrible, but there is a noticeable difference between that laptop and this PC. Microsoft would like to reduce that delay by pushing the CPU to max power for 1-3 seconds. Back to that laptop, according to Task Mgr. the CPU is already close to max when I open Firefox, so I'm a bit skeptical that that will make any difference at all. And while it *might* make apps open faster on this PC, I'm pretty sure I won't be able to tell the difference [us mere humans generally can't tell faster/slower when talking about milliseconds]. But this IS Microsoft, so I'm prepared for something funky to happen beyond brief temperature spikes.