How to improve query speed when checking whenCreated or whenChanged for new changes?

Dear technet community:

I need to fetch active directory accounts that have changed since a certain time.

In doing so, I run queries against whenCreated and whenChanged such as:

(whenCreated>=20190219174130.0Z)

Get-ADUser -Filter * -Properties whenCreated | Where-Object {$_.whenCreated -ge ((Get-Date).AddDays(1)).Date}

My production active directory has about 210,000 users in it, about 80,000 groups.

Now this query hangs very badly. It seems like it's doing a linear pass through the entire AD.

Shouldn't active directory has an index created on this value so it can be queried very quickly? Is there some trick to making this indexed better?