Windows 11 Ryzen chipsets

I’ve installed the update and new chipset drivers. I know many don’t bother with chipset drivers though. Will these eventually be installed automatically by Windows?
 
My Cinebench score is now back at 18.3K, don’t know why it dropped 1.3K but it was at 17K since I first updated to Win 11? Though it might be all the security stuff.
 
If I load a VM and close it down my Cinebench score drops 1.35K, if I reboot its back(sometimes), so think its somthing to do with VM's that is dropping CPU performance, for me anyway.
 
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Not been offered the upgrade yet, but maybe that's a good thing.

My system is ready, apparently. Might stick it on hold for a while. Really don't like what I'm setting in benchmarks, CPU and Gaming.
 
FredFlint said:
If I load a VM and close it down my Cinebench score drops 1.35K, if I reboot its back(sometimes), so think its somthing to do with VM's that is dropping CPU performance, for me anyway.
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So Windows with Hyper-V enabled is less performant (not a real word but hey-ho it's a word in tech scenes anyway) than Windows without. There's valid reasons for this so whatever.

With the scheduler fix and latest AMD chipset driver to recognise the "best" cores I'm pretty much back to Windows 10 perf levels.

I say pretty much because I see FPS dips if I leave WSL running (wsl.exe --shutdown).
 
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