Windows 11 FAQ on GPU Performance
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Windows 11 will soon let you know why your PC hardware sucks

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Latest preview builds of Windows 11 include a new FAQ section in the system settings.
It will explain how less RAM or a weaker GPU might affect your PC performance.
Microsoft hasn't officially acknowledged it's working on this FAQ feature.
It's currently hidden away and has to be manually enabled in the latest builds.
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