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The return of Microsoft virtualization-based security

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So according to tech outlets clean installs and some windows 11 prebuilts will ship with the dreaded bloatware enabled once again.
Thankfully back almost 2 years ago Microsoft made the decision to disable the feature in Windows 10 which was tanking gamers FPS but due to their new crush on Apple's looks and security they are pushing vbs once again.
 
I don't know what you mean by "bloatware"

On the modern chips that support MBEC (which all supported W11 chips do), it works rather light. I don't even notice it on my workstation gaming on vs off, so I leave it on now.
 
28% drop in FPS in some games doesn't seem very light.
 
25% drop in FPS in some games doesn't seem very light.
That'd be on nonsupported hardware using restricted mode, yeah.

There's no computer that is new thats going to ship that way. And no fresh install turns it on by default. So... what are we worried about?
 
i7 10700k on z490 no idea about the technical details, your the security expert.
 
i7 10700k on z490 no idea about the technical details, your the security expert.
You shouldn't be seeing 25%.

You may have a misbehaving driver for this new mode. Eitherway, the good news is you can always turn it off and it's benefits are... mixed. You won't be missing too much, security wise.
 
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