Microsoft Wants to Make Windows 11 'Secure by Default' — but some Gamers Are up in Arms About This Security Feature that 'Wrecks' Their Frame Rates
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Microsoft wants to make Windows 11 'secure by default' — but some gamers are up in arms about this security feature that 'wrecks' their frame rates
Some gamers are up in arms, while others believe that this security feature is a must-have for keeping their PC safe.
Next month, Windows updates automatically activate the Memorial Integration function on all compatible devices where it has not yet been activated. In parallel, the system uses Virtualization-based Security (VBS) as the basic technology on which the entire security mechanism is based.
Microsoft is preparing a new security change for Windows 11 that will not be liked by all users, especially those who use their computer to play or resort to undervolting to reduce consumption and temperatures.Since October 2026, quality updates for Windows 11 will start automatically activating Virtualization-Based Security The Windows 11 entry will forcibly activate VBS on more PCs: less FPS and problems with undervolting in exchange for great…
Microsoft will automatically incorporate the default feature of "Memorial Intensity" for the appropriate devices on Windows 11 as of October 2026. This core-level security function is designed to prevent attacks and introduction of a harmful code. However, there is a nuance: according to Microsoft itself, some applications and drivers may be incompatible with this function, which may result in malfunctions and, in rare cases, an error in loading…
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