Windows 11 is testing a low-latency mode that visibly speeds up app launch

Microsoft is reportedly testing a Windows 11 Low Latency Profile that briefly raises CPU frequency during high-priority actions.

Early tests suggest faster app launches and smoother responsiveness when opening items like the Start menu, File Explorer, Edge, and Outlook.

The feature is designed to make everyday Windows 11 interactions feel snappier without new hardware.

Microsoft is still tuning the feature, including its impact on battery life and overall power use.