There was only maybe at the most a 10 minute difference in between each Theme I chose. If you are looking to prolong battery life, then you may want to disable Aero. But if you indeed wish to boost performance, you may want to consider disabling transparency and special effects instead!
Sure, if you wish to prolong your battery, go ahead and disable Aero.
You should therefore not disable Aero, expecting a boost in Windows performance. Over 95% of the response-time differences between tests ran with or without Aero were under a 10th of a second and that all of the difference was under 1 second. Windows Vista Aero had little effect on the responsiveness of Windows Vista. In a study commissioned by Microsoft during Vista days, it was found that:
The UI is offloaded onto the graphics card.īut if you switch to the non-Aero viz Classic theme, then the UI is offloaded to and handled by your computer’s main processor! This may in fact put more load on your main processor and have the opposite effect although on today’s modern computers, the difference will be imperceptible, really.Įven if you have integrated graphics, you may not see any real difference in performance. Now it is very important to understand one thing! The Aero interface is rendered by the graphics card in your computer. On many blogs and forums, you may get to read a tip on how to improve performance! If you disable the Aero interface, it will improve the performance of your Windows operating system! Does disabling Aero improve performance or is it a myth?
Windows Aero, is an acronym for Authentic, Energetic, Reflective, Open, is the graphical user interface, the module of Windows that processes the GUI and the default theme in most editions of Windows 10/8/7/Vista operating systems released by Microsoft.
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