Microsoft announced USB 4 Version 2.0 support for Windows 11. With this support, the bandwidth of USB 4 will double. Transfer speed will increase to 80 Gpbs.
Microsoft’s Windows 11 In the latest update package released for USB 4 2.0 supporthe announced. It also marked another important development. This upgrade allows Windows 11 users to create a unified RGB management platform. He stated that it was an update that would allow them to control RGB lights without needing a second application. In addition, Microsoft also reflects that it is constantly searching for improved data transfer speeds.
Microsoft’s history of targeted improvements also reveals its focus on improving performance compared to other aspects. In an earlier development, which began testing in June, it revealed the Copilot AI Assistant for Windows. Thus, Microsoft joined the artificial intelligence bandwagon. It’s obvious that Microsoft is fueled by the growing popularity of chatbots like Bing AI, ChatGPT, and Google Bard. The exponentially increasing adoption and application of AI continues to cause companies like Microsoft to make significant AI investments.
Transfer Speed Will Increase from 40 Gpbps to 80 Gpbs with USB 4 2.0
According to the new Windows 11 preview build published by Microsoft, the bandwidth of USB 4 will be doubled thanks to USB 4 Version 2.0 support. Transfer speeds of up to 80 Gpbs can be achieved from the current 40 Gpbs. This advancement is critical for advanced displays and fast data storage. Backwards compatibility ensures that new standards do not render existing peripherals obsolete. Microsoft’s decision to support USB 80 Gpbs on systems equipped with Intel’s 14th Generation HX series mobile processors preceded this development.
Improved bandwidth can affect how users interact with peripherals to make multitasking and data-intensive operations more efficient. There may be opportunities to improve the overall Windows 11 experience in multiple use cases. As Windows continues to improve its operating system, it may also phase out older features like Cortana.