Many users experience poor gaming performance with Ryzen processors. As a consequence of the forums there was an assumption that this is due to a flaw of Windows 10. But is it really?
processors AMD Ryzen aroused mixed feelings - on the one hand, delivers extreme performance in programs, but on the other hand is clearly lagging behind its competitors in the games. It turns out, that the problem with games may be the result of improper use of new processors by Windows 10.
The network has suggestions, that the newest Microsoft operating system, incorrectly uses multithreading technology SMT (Simultaneous Multithreading), which ultimately leads to problems on the waiting page tasks, Consequently, there is a drop in productivity in some problems - including games.
It is also reported that the good news is, that Microsoft has already begun work on fixing the error, and soon we have to get this amendment - perhaps, it will appear on Tuesday to upgrade system (March’s Patch Tuesday).
@audiemmm A new high-end processor means new bugs to neutralize⚔️⚔️⚔️! We’ll look into this and provide information in future updates. — Microsoft Support (@MicrosoftHelps) 8 Martha 2017
Compatibility issues appear with many new components. It also did not pass AMD Ryzen processors, which use an entirely new microarchitecture.
Meanwhile, as the Microsofr “works” to eliminate errors, AMD has responded to users of the application. So leading experts recommended translated down Windows 10 to high performance mode, to increase the maximum efficiency. That's where the dog was buried, only needed to configure the PC to work properly. From this it follows that Windows 10 nothing wrong.
