I have a windows server 2012 R2 that has the .net framework runtime 4.6 installed and I'm wondering if upgrading the runtime to the framework 4.8 can improve performance for the .net application running and installed on that server.
The application in question is not rebuild with the .Net 4.8 but build with .net framework 4.6. I have no access to the code of the application to rebuild with the .Net 4.8.
I have read that there is some improvement to the .net 4.8 runtime and I’m wondering if it's better to always have the last framework installed.
From my understanding, if the .net runtime run the application with the .net 4.6 runtime and load all the assembly from the .Net 4.6 it will not be really useful to upgrade to .Net 4.8.