United Kingdom, May 11 -- Microsoft is testing a new Windows 11 feature designed to make the operating system feel significantly faster and more responsive.

The feature, reportedly called "Low Latency Profile", boosts CPU frequency in short bursts to speed up tasks such as opening apps, launching File Explorer, and navigating the Start menu.

Windows 11 testers have been experimenting with the unannounced feature over the past week, with many reporting noticeable performance improvements across the operating system.

Apps including Outlook, Paint, and the Microsoft Store are said to launch much quicker, while menus and flyouts also feel snappier.

According to Windows Central, Microsoft's own apps could see launch times improve by as muc...