AMD had announced that some of its processors were experiencing performance issues after installing Windows 11. According to the company, performance dropped from 3-5% to 10-15% in some extreme cases. However, both Microsoft and AMD have been working on fixing these issues for some time.
So today AMD released a Chipset Ryzen driver update that fixes some of these issues.
Release notes state that the latest driver update restores the intended functionality and behavior of UEFI CPPC2 to version 22000.189 of Windows 11 on AMD processors. Our page also gives us all the supported AMD chipsets and processors for installing Windows 10 and Windows 11 operating systems.
AMD has a dedicated page for troubleshooting issues related to Windows 11 performance fluctuations with compatible processors, which you can view here.
However, not all problems have been resolved. Known issues include custom installation failure, problems with non-English operating system, and inadvertent pop-up messages.
To learn more, you can view the update page by clicking here.
George is still wondering what he is doing here….
He had done this with the performance with chipset drivers from October the same day with the Windows update that solved the issue.
he had "fixed" it but eventually more problems appeared