New mode tiles have been implemented to make it easier to select real-time optimisation modes, with users able to switch between performance, battery life and custom modes quickly. Of more practical use is the new customisable dashboard, with users now able to configure it to provide easy access to their most-used tools. The user interface also gains several improvements – a new dark theme is optimised for low-light and night-time use, and is even capable of reducing power consumption on OLED screens. Implementing full support for Windows 11 PCs means that BoostSpeed 13 can target specific parts of the new OS – for example, users are able to delete documents from the 'Recommended' section of Windows 11’s Start menu, while other new tools include a multi-uninstall manager and add-ons manager for removing unwanted browser and shell extensions. A new dark theme extends battery life as well as helps ease pressure on tired eyes. The latest version is the first to fully support Windows 11, but also ships with several improved features. Auslogics has released a major update to its Windows optimization suite with the release of Auslogics BoostSpeed 13.0.
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