I’ve been setting up vcvrack on a new Asus Tuf Gaming laptop & was having the screen go black while Rack was running. When Rack’s window reappeared the display was frozen. Turns out with Windows 11 you have to tell it to use the dedicated graphics adapter with Rack.
What was happening was a Windows deciding on graphics performance on the fly while Rack was running & it wasn’t pretty.
I think it’s very comfy to set these graphics preferences in windows 11!
I totally agree with you, it’s great to have the ability to set graphics preferences on Windows 11. It definitely makes the user experience more customizable and enjoyable. I think it’s really important for an operating system to provide users with the flexibility to personalize it to their liking. In fact, I remember when I first got my licensed version of Windows, I was blown away by how smooth and efficient everything ran. It was like a whole new world opened up to me. I never knew what I was missing out on until I made the switch.