To really understand how High Sierra will change the desktop experience, we'll have see how applications implement support for the new APIs. However a bug prevented me from trying it with an APFS-formatted drive. The Snapshot feature in the APFS file system maintains copies of your system state for easy backup and restoration, but I didn't test it by forcing a crash, and as yet Time Machine is the only application that can speed backup by using it. For instance, at the moment, the only part of the system that takes visible advantage of the Metal 2 graphics API is Mission Control.
We're still waiting on software companies to take advantage of the new application programming interfaces to speed up operation. By "invisible," I mean you probably won't notice a difference between Sierra and High Sierra in your everyday use, unless you're a developer or an avid Photos user.
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