MICROSOFT is developing a new memory management feature for Windows 11 that will allow users to dynamically allocate memory for CPU, GPU, and NPU in systems utilizing unified memory architectures. This approach contrasts with traditional systems that use segregated memory. Early implementations are visible in Windows 11 beta builds, targeting improvements for gaming and AI applications. While the feature is still in development, it aims to enhance resource allocation efficiency as AI PCs become more prevalent.
Microsoft tests memory sharing for CPU, GPU, NPU in Windows 11
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