Gaming with Windows 11: What to Expect with the New PC Performance

The buzz around Windows 11 is growing, and we explain the key gaming features in the new OS. New features like DirectStorage, Auto HDR and the Gaming Tab all help to increase a PC’s performance and user experience while gaming. But you must meet the requirements such as TPM 2.0, CPU that is 1GHz or faster with 2 or more cores running at 64 bit, NVMe storage and an HDR monitor.

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