Windows 11 November Update Adds 4 Features as Memory Integrity May Cut Gaming FPS 5%-10%
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Updated · TechRadar · Nov 11
Windows 11 November Update Adds 4 Features as Memory Integrity May Cut Gaming FPS 5%-10%
3 articles · Updated · TechRadar · Nov 11
Summary
Windows 11’s November update is rolling out with right-click menu customization, faster laptop wake from standby, Cloud Rebuild recovery, and quicker Edge relaunches.
Edge’s speed boost is available immediately when another browser instance is already running, while several other additions are being released gradually rather than to all users at once.
Microsoft is also enabling memory integrity protection on eligible existing PCs during updates, expanding a security setting previously turned on mainly for new machines or fresh installs.
Gaming performance can drop about 5%-10% in some setups, especially on older processors, though newer CPUs may see little effect and users can still switch the feature off manually.
Microsoft is pushing the change to harden Windows 11 against more advanced threats, trading some potential frame-rate loss for broader default security.