By 2024, Microsoft is expected to launch a new version of the popular operating system. This new software seems to integrate AI technology at all levels. According to rumors, you’ll be able to make real-time adjustments to “optimize” the performance. Knowing Microsoft, we all fear that instead of improving performance, it will make it worse. Most likely, the inclusion of artificial “intelligence” will mean the end of overclocking. The days of this practice, which is very popular among users to gain extra performance, will now be numbered. Intel is not very supportive of this practice, so this new operating system may put an end to this technology.
Windows 12 will end overclocking forever
What is this practice, we are going to explain to you in a simple way. nothing more than overclocking Increase the working frequency of the processor and graphics card. This modification allows to obtain additional performance. It is very common to do this in order to extend the life of the components that have been installed.
Windows is an operating system that has been with us for many years and has not stopped growing and evolving. As it could not be otherwise, Microsoft software has adapted to current times, as is the case now with Windows 11. Here we refer to the most recent version of the operating system that has been with us for just over a year. This is the latest bet of the software giant that it has offered to its millions of users and that is gradually growing in market penetration. It is true that it has received a good number of complaints, both functional and related to its appearance. With everything and with it part of them have been solved in the great update that has just received, the 22H2. But despite the efforts that Microsoft has put into the growth of this version of Windows, it is not having all the success expected at first. That is precisely why for some time now there has been talk of a new operating system. This is something that we have already talked about on a few occasions in recent months, we refer to the next Windows 12. Little by little we are getting to know more details about what would be the Microsoft operating system of the nearest future. How could it be otherwise, this would be the successor to the current Windows 11 that receives so many complaints and that does not finish settling. At this point, perhaps many are wondering what this new edition of the system should include in order to succeed among the general public. Certainly rule out some of the more attractive features and used Windows 10 has been a mistake.
This is what Microsoft’s next Windows 12 should look like
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Microsoft is reportedly working on the successor to Windows 11 and it could be called Windows 12. Well, whatever it may be christened as, in the inner circles, it is believed to be known as the Next Valley update of Windows. Now even though the details around the next big Windows update are scanty, a recent spill by the company shows us fresh design elements which could very well be of Windows 12.
We got the first look at this new Windows UI during Microsoft's presentation at Ignite 2022 event. The first thing we noticed was the floating taskbar which looks similar to a macOS dock. It appears different from the traditional Windows taskbar which itself has come a long way since the early days of Windows. Next, we see the system icons like time and date at the top right corner. Meanwhile, the weather icon is present at the top left corner. Last but not least, the search bar is also present in the top center bar. All of these things put the new Windows design far from Windows 11 and closer to the macOS design language. As per Zac Bowden from Windows Central, this new UI is “representative of the design goals that Microsoft is hoping to achieve with the next version of Windows.”
Now the reason we assume this to be Windows 12 is because of Mr. Bowden’s claim that Microsoft has dropped Windows 11 23H2 update and the company will be returning to a 3-year development cycle. This forthcoming Windows update could offer a Windows 7-like refinement for Windows 11. Or so is being expected. Let's see.
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