Windows 11

Microsoft has started enabling a new Low Latency Profile feature for Windows 11 through the optional KB5089573 update. The feature is designed to improve responsiveness by briefly pushing the processor to higher clock speeds for one to three seconds when users launch apps or interact with key interface elements. Microsoft says native apps like Edge and Outlook can launch about 40% faster with the feature enabled. guru3d.com Microsoft Rolls Out Windows 11 Low Latency Profile CPU Burst Optimization - Guide Microsoft has started enabling its new Low Latency Profile (LLP) feature for Windows 11 users through the optional KB5089573 update, introducing a responsiveness-focused optimization designed… guru3d.com standard-tier 2026-05-28 View full article →

Microsoft also says the Start Menu and system context menus can become up to 70% more responsive in some situations. The rollout is tied to Windows 11 Build 26200.8524, and users can install the package manually through Settings, Windows Update, Advanced options, and Optional updates. guru3d.com Microsoft Rolls Out Windows 11 Low Latency Profile CPU Burst Optimization - Guide Microsoft has started enabling its new Low Latency Profile (LLP) feature for Windows 11 users through the optional KB5089573 update, introducing a responsiveness-focused optimization designed… guru3d.com standard-tier 2026-05-28 View full article →

The feature is being delivered through Microsoft’s Controlled Feature Rollout framework, so it may not activate immediately after installation. That makes the update useful but still uneven in its early rollout, with activation depending on Microsoft’s staged deployment. guru3d.com Microsoft Rolls Out Windows 11 Low Latency Profile CPU Burst Optimization - Guide Microsoft has started enabling its new Low Latency Profile (LLP) feature for Windows 11 users through the optional KB5089573 update, introducing a responsiveness-focused optimization designed… guru3d.com standard-tier 2026-05-28 View full article →