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Windows 11 Security Boost Hits Gaming | Tech News

Windows 11 Security Boost Hits Gaming | Tech News

Published 1 day, 7 hours ago
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Microsoft is rolling out Memory Integrity for Windows 11 — a powerful kernel-level security feature that acts like a bouncer, blocking untrusted code from running in your system’s core. Paired with Virtualization-based Security, it’s part of Microsoft’s push to build security into Windows from the ground up. While it boosts protection, gamers should be aware: it may slow down older CPUs, especially in demanding games. Microsoft won’t auto-enable it if you’ve turned it off before — check “Core Isolation” in settings, and remember to turn it back on after gaming for maximum security.

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