Windows 11 transparency and rounded corners don't affect PC performance

When you first see Windows 11, what catches your attention is probably the change in visuals. Therefore, the immediate question that arises is whether the effect and rounded corners will adversely affect the performance of the computer?

Microsoft held a Q&A session to answer users' questions about Windows 11. An interesting question related to performance is how the Mica transparency and rounded corners will affect the effect. how come it. According to Microsoft, there are no performance-affecting effects, so all users can rest assured that Windows 11 looks beautiful without slowing down the computer.

In fact, Mica's transparency is 'specifically designed to be more performant when compared to things like acrylic', Microsoft says. Microsoft added that performance is a top priority for the company, and "we want to make sure these exciting new capabilities all work super-fast and don't affect the operating system."

Regarding the rounded corners, Microsoft explains: 'We have optimized the display performance, so users will not notice any difference compared to the right angles'.

This will make us more comfortable and secure when using Windows 11. It's nice to know that Microsoft cares about performance, because a good operating system is all good. However, it is performance that determines whether the operating system is usable in the long run.