abraker wrote:

If the law of good-bad-good-bad cycle of windows releases holds, this is going to be the bad release

if we separate the 8.x into 8 and 8.1 (which most people found 8.1 better although inferior compared to 10) then 11 will be a good update.

That's up to the future honestly to see if Microsoft will make a revolution again just like what they did with XP and 7.

I have Win11 through the Windows Insider Program.

Every other game (that I have, mostly steam games) runs fine as if I'm on Win10, except osu!. Severe fps drops are happening. Haven't tried tweaking the settings, but this is not how it runs when I was on Win10.

specifics:
Frame drops occur when moving the mouse. Playing other modes that doesn't require mouse movements like osu!mania are fine. I have no tablet so not sure how that will work.

Liquicidize wrote:

I have Win11 through the Windows Insider Program.

Every other game (that I have, mostly steam games) runs fine as if I'm on Win10, except osu!. Severe fps drops are happening. Haven't tried tweaking the settings, but this is not how it runs when I was on Win10.

specifics:
Frame drops occur when moving the mouse. Playing other modes that doesn't require mouse movements like osu!mania are fine. I have no tablet so not sure how that will work.

I also am using win 11 through insider program, but so far on osu I seem to be having the same results as if I was using windows 10, maybe slightly better.

Liquicidize wrote:

I have Win11 through the Windows Insider Program.

Every other game (that I have, mostly steam games) runs fine as if I'm on Win10, except osu!. Severe fps drops are happening. Haven't tried tweaking the settings, but this is not how it runs when I was on Win10.

specifics:
Frame drops occur when moving the mouse. Playing other modes that doesn't require mouse movements like osu!mania are fine. I have no tablet so not sure how that will work.

i have the same problem

Zelzatter Zero wrote:

abraker wrote:

If the law of good-bad-good-bad cycle of windows releases holds, this is going to be the bad release

if we separate the 8.x into 8 and 8.1 (which most people found 8.1 better although inferior compared to 10) then 11 will be a good update.

Good, Bad, Good, Bad, Good, Bad, Good, Good, Good ruins the satisfaction of there being a magical rule that can be used to predict whether the windows version is good or bad. As such, I refuse to believe winedose 11 is gonna be good.

Liquicidize wrote:

I have Win11 through the Windows Insider Program.

Every other game (that I have, mostly steam games) runs fine as if I'm on Win10, except osu!. Severe fps drops are happening. Haven't tried tweaking the settings, but this is not how it runs when I was on Win10.

specifics:
Frame drops occur when moving the mouse. Playing other modes that doesn't require mouse movements like osu!mania are fine. I have no tablet so not sure how that will work.

I had the same problem, but somehow fixed it. I disabled and re-enabled raw input in osu! settings, tabbed out of the game for a few minutes and when I came back to osu! the lag magically disappeared.

EDIT: After i wrote this the lag came back. sad

Cynicaly wrote:

Hey I'm posting this more as a question than a discussion, but do you guys know if windows 11 will affect osu's performance?. If possible, I would like a developer to comment on this. I want to know if I should get this update.

Windows 11 is still beta so I don't think you should worry much right now about playing osu! on it; Once again, Windows 11 is in beta so there will be many bugs and new things, thus leading me to the conclusion that it will likely experience insane drops in FPS while it's still new. Do not lose hope however, because once it's completely done and released all the way, I think that you'll be able to play osu! with only few bugs in FPS.

disabling game mode form windows settings fixed it for me instantly

Cynicaly wrote:

Hey I'm posting this more as a question than a discussion, but do you guys know if windows 11 will affect osu's performance?. If possible, I would like a developer to comment on this. I want to know if I should get this update.

Cynicaly wrote:

Hey I'm posting this more as a question than a discussion, but do you guys know if windows 11 will affect osu's performance?. If possible, I would like a developer to comment on this. I want to know if I should get this update.

i installed win 11 beta yesterday and osu is lagging af even if it worked smoothly on win 10, i hope this get fixed

Liquicidize wrote:

I have Win11 through the Windows Insider Program.

Every other game (that I have, mostly steam games) runs fine as if I'm on Win10, except osu!. Severe fps drops are happening. Haven't tried tweaking the settings, but this is not how it runs when I was on Win10.

specifics:
Frame drops occur when moving the mouse. Playing other modes that doesn't require mouse movements like osu!mania are fine. I have no tablet so not sure how that will work.

Windows 11 via the Windows Insider Program (dev channel) had many updates during the past days since I've posted this.

Glad to report that osu! is now working properly on my system. I did not do any reinstallation nor modification to any settings. Not sure what update fixed it.

Weird thing is it feels like it's smoother now than ever before lol not sure if it's because I haven't played for a while or what.

Noname110 wrote:

Cynicaly wrote:

Hey I'm posting this more as a question than a discussion, but do you guys know if windows 11 will affect osu's performance?. If possible, I would like a developer to comment on this. I want to know if I should get this update.

Cynicaly wrote:

Hey I'm posting this more as a question than a discussion, but do you guys know if windows 11 will affect osu's performance?. If possible, I would like a developer to comment on this. I want to know if I should get this update.

i installed win 11 beta yesterday and osu is lagging af even if it worked smoothly on win 10, i hope this get fixed

I have bin using win 11 for the past month an i have 2 systems 1 with a ryzen 5 1600af gtx 970, and the other one with a intel i5 9400f and rtx 2070 the one with intel works perfect but my ryzen pc keeps dropping frames after like 2 min of playing. So I dont know if its my pc or that win 11 and 1st gen ryzen doesn't work good together. I have no problems in other games btw.

Afriond wrote:

I have bin using win 11 for the past month an i have 2 systems 1 with a ryzen 5 1600af gtx 970, and the other one with a intel i5 9400f and rtx 2070 the one with intel works perfect but my ryzen pc keeps dropping frames after like 2 min of playing. So I dont know if its my pc or that win 11 and 1st gen ryzen doesn't work good together. I have no problems in other games btw.

From what I know Ryzen 1st gen isn't currently listed as officially compatible with win11, they're still undecided on that so maybe there's some kind of problem.

Liquicidize wrote:

I have Win11 through the Windows Insider Program.

Every other game (that I have, mostly steam games) runs fine as if I'm on Win10, except osu!. Severe fps drops are happening. Haven't tried tweaking the settings, but this is not how it runs when I was on Win10.

specifics:
Frame drops occur when moving the mouse. Playing other modes that doesn't require mouse movements like osu!mania are fine. I have no tablet so not sure how that will work.

i have the same problem, i can play for like 2 minutes before it randomly starts lagging again

Haven't had issues with performance, but when I tab out in fullscreen I cannot tab back in. Extremely annoying

Not sure but for me it frequently take a massive dip with the fps. It's stuttering too often for my liking.

I've been using Windows 11 for months now, it's literally the same as Win 10.

abraker wrote:

If the law of good-bad-good-bad cycle of windows releases holds, this is going to be the bad release

Wonder how this holds up now that 11 is officially released.

I know win10&11 have same kernel version(NT 10.0)
So i think there are no problem with win11

Hello, I have been playing osu on windows 11 since release on windows insider and had no problem.
no performance problem for me.
I don't know if it's because I have a really good computer, but I haven't noticed any problems.

its the same as win 10

I recently updated my laptop to windows 11 and their was a pop message osu! crashed what should I do ?

7ambda wrote:

abraker wrote:

If the law of good-bad-good-bad cycle of windows releases holds, this is going to be the bad release

Wonder how this holds up now that 11 is officially released.

Holds up exactly like the picture states :p Start menu lost years of customization ability (you can't even move it to the sides or hide the clock), Ryzen performance is still all over the place (took half a month for MS to redo the L3 cache fix on Release that they already did a month ago on Dev builds, and it's still lower and inconsistent when benched), context menus take an extra click to do anything useful, and it manages to break Oculus VR in the oddest manner I've ever seen (frames drop after exactly 25 seconds unless you show the console window).

The worst for me is how it also forces real-time Windows Defender scanning, without any sane option to disable it. On 10, disabling this kept it off permanently, whereas in 11 it re-enables after 2 minutes no matter how you disable it (GUI, group policy, registry), unless you go butcher some files and/or delete the entire Defender service. I can understand why most people would benefit from the real-time scanner, but I only run Windows for VR and gaming, and that real-time scanning noticeably hits performance with everything, even with a NVMe SSD. That lack-of control of being able to turn it off also bothers me more than I care for.

And then it manages to do all of this without any real benefit. Nothing uses DirectStorage, and the Android app runner is only just now in some limited beta. Auto HDR is the only interesting feature to me, and my GPU doesn't handle HDR with my display properly anyway. Performance is on-par (or worse) to a properly set-up Windows 10 install, unless you're using the single Intel architecture 11 was designed for (Alder Lake).

This is the first Windows release where I can't justify any reason to switch to it, and I've used Windows since 95/98 days. ME, Vista, and 8 were a cakewalk compared to 11.

For osu!, I can't imagine any direct issues though (didn't try it personally). It should still start and run fine. Certain tweaks related to cursor acceleration and frame timing with full-screen optimizations may differ though (I've heard you can't disable full-screen optimizations at all anymore on 11).

among us

no, it doesn't work, it says I need a graphics card and I have one lol

osu doesnt make any sound at all if you install it on windows 11
trust me i tried now im stuck on windows 11, this is hell

Buateds wrote:

osu doesnt make any sound at all if you install it on windows 11
trust me i tried now im stuck on windows 11, this is hell

That doesn't happen to me or any of my friends.

(I have no problem with osu! until now on windows 11)

killedthevibe wrote:

Haven't had issues with performance, but when I tab out in fullscreen I cannot tab back in. Extremely annoying

I used to have that issue too, I turned off full-screen optimizations and made the application run in administrator mode and that fixed that issue.

I have trouble downloading and putting mods on osu cause of windows 11

Me using a laptop with a spec of i5-10210u and an mx250 gpu, every time I tried to run osu my CPU just straight dumping all my performance out of my window causing all sorts of lag and stutter and its driving me nuts, can someone plz help? My gpu hardly run cuz osu doesn't eat up loads of graphic, but my CPU performance drops like he'll lot of shiz(btw I was using updates from win10 and win10 didn't have any of these prob until I update it)

тоже запуск от имени администратора помог

Sourcequantum wrote:

killedthevibe wrote:

Haven't had issues with performance, but when I tab out in fullscreen I cannot tab back in. Extremely annoying

I used to have that issue too, I turned off full-screen optimizations and made the application run in administrator mode and that fixed that issue.

I recently upgraded my computer, which has much better components than my old one that I played on. Previously I could hold 200 fps consistently. However, now, with a better CPU, SSD, more RAM, and faster RAM, I can play for maybe 2 minutes before my FPS tanks to the mid 120s.

Probably a Windows 11 + AMD thing? My CPU is AMD and old one was Intel on Windows 10.

Can't normally play on Windows 11 because of freezes or input lags. Btw I have Ryzen 3600x & Radeon 5700xt. When I played on Windows 10 everything worked perfect

My sister's PC (on which she olways uninstalls osu! when I install it, it's coz of Genshin Impact and Honkai Impact 3rd) is ready for Win11, but although Win11 is still in beta, she stays on Win10 until Win11 is out of beta

Me and my friend have been using Windows 11 since it's release. From what I can tell there is no performence issues.

(W11) On my acer swift 3 Osu runs about half the ms when i turn Compatibility mode on, and its when i start streaming or recording with obs, is when it gets really laggy without compat mode. Is this just my problem or is it smth with windows 11

yes windows 11 is trash it will destroy performance if you have a ryzen cpu or an old gpu

I have been using windows 11 for about 5 months (insider dev and stable). I had a lot of lags in almost all games, specifically in osu it affected gameplay very negatively.
I installed windows 10 again and after 1 hour of configuring everything when playing i didn't notice any problem (using the same drivers, same settings and almost everything the same in general).

I have a Ryzen 3 3200G. Im not sure if this is an exclusive problem with AMD as i haven't tested windows 11 with an Intel processor

probably not, amd works fine for me on win 11, no lag or anything. Perhaps your configuration of settings on win 11 was a bit off somehwere? hard to say

I've got a Ryzen 3 3200G and recently installed Win11, everything works just fine, CS:GO even became more stable. Should be fine and not cause any bigger problems

Personally just switched to windows 11 myself. The game runs so bad that I can no longer play it. looking for a way to downgrade back to windows 10 so hopefully, it's not too late for whoever may read this.

i just switched PCs and my new one has win11. now idk if it's my fault or not (cuz i dont think so) but i've noticed that my mouse movement seems rather slugish most of the time. my latency on old pc was at 0.7ms and it felt realy great compared to my 0.2/0.3ms now. as far as the settings are concerned they are the same so yeah idk what to think xD

//ryzen 5 5500, RX 6600//

Windows 11 is just trash for osu!

I AM VERY SMART wrote:

Windows 11 is just trash for osu!

I regret never downgrading win10 when I first got my laptop.
Now I cant be asked to downgrade everything.

on win11 my mouse lags for some unknown reason lol

- Marco - wrote:

on win11 my mouse lags for some unknown reason lol

Is it fixed on Lazer or it's still a problem?

I AM VERY SMART wrote:

Windows 11 is just trash for osu!

Why? I think it's been over a year since it released so I think it should be better now?

Stomiks wrote:

I AM VERY SMART wrote:

Windows 11 is just trash for osu!

Why? I think it's been over a year since it released so I think it should be better now?

But there are so many people who still have issues and it's not normal

I AM VERY SMART wrote:

Stomiks wrote:

I AM VERY SMART wrote:

Windows 11 is just trash for osu!

Why? I think it's been over a year since it released so I think it should be better now?

But there are so many people who still have issues and it's not normal

Can you list some? I initially held off upgrading to windows 11 at it's start but I'm sure it's better than it used to be.

I AM VERY SMART wrote:

- Marco - wrote:

on win11 my mouse lags for some unknown reason lol

Is it fixed on Lazer or it's still a problem?

i mean outside of osu... for some reason

i tested osu on windows 11 with i5 6200u (and 4GB of Ram) and was running better than when i was using windows 10

It is almost obvious that the situation has changed and improved over time.
Despite this, the problems I had are similar to the recent problems related to AMD's TPM, I am not sure if it was that at the time but I suspect it is something like that.
I am currently using Windows 11 without TPM and have not experienced any more of those random stutters.

im not a good person to talk about this* but honestly? its pretty similar to windows 10 in terms of osu performance
yea sure there are some small performance upgrades you can make by disabling some settings and doing some registry hacks but iirc theres a google document to fix most of those problems

*: ive actually used windows 10 ltsc more than the default install of windows 11 on here, i personally dont think windows 11 is really that good but i dont really wanna go into that for now