[STEAM] This one Windows 11 tweak can boost SSD speed by up to 85%, but there's a catch

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One of the many long-standing oddities of Windows is that it has never had native support for NVMe SSDs, despite them being around for well over a decade and being the standard option for modern gaming PCs. However, this just changed recently with

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rolling out native support in Windows Server 2025, and now users have discovered a way of enabling the feature in Windows 11, too, bringing leaps in performance of up to 85%.

NVMe is the connection standard used by most modern M.2 SSDs, and, as you can see from our

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guide, the ones we currently recommend for PC gamers are M.2 drives that use the NVMe standard. As such, there's potential for big gains for millions of

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PCs. There are some major caveats to this news, though.

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