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Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts via email. Email address Subscribe 10 comments Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment *Name * Email * Website Please save my name, email, and online page in this browser for the next time I comment. Notify me of new comments via email. Notify me of new posts via email. Δdocument. getElementById( “ak_js_1” ). setAttriyete( “value”, ( new Date() ). getTime() );This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Find out how knowledge from your feedback is processed. Just like Intel ships its past NUCs way too late (just before its next generation of processors hits the market), MS deserves to update and release new Surface models faster; again, selling some quality devices with near-state-of-the-art processors isn’t smart enough. Then again, to counter my own point above, Intel is busy playing marketing games to sell new generations of processors that offer little innovation/advanced performance (increasing the number of power cores to include more than general cores in their generation circle). 13). relatives is still some other bass for them), so maybe it doesn’t matter. The Intel CPU specs here are (as I write this review) written as 8 cores and 12 threads, which led me to think they had 4P + 4E cores in the first place. I went to ark. intel. com to verify this. The correct type spec is 10 cores (2P+8E cores), 12 threads for both. I don’t blame the publisher though, those 12th Gen Intel Core processors are really confusing. in this point. I update the article! How does ARM work on Windows in those days? Will Microsoft SQ3 be smart even when you want to run x86 binaries? It deserves to be quite competitive even in today’s “Windows 10” era with semi-optimized code and mediocre design. I’m talking about 10W about, on a thin passively cooled computer. QC 8CXg3 (4x large + 4x medium) Intel i7-1265u (2x HUGE + 8x medium) AMD r7-6800u (8x large). In the short to long term with “Windows 12”, we deserve to see programs optimize less uniformly across architectures. This is when ARM is most likely to extend its benefits. You will most likely have sustained superior single-core and multi-threaded performance AND do so with lower power consumption. Edit: I checked to locate the GeekBench 5. 4 results, which are interesting: QC: 1100, 5000 AMD: 1500, 9000 Intel: 1700, 6000 If we’re waiting for Windows 12 for ARM to show its benefits over x86, then Microsoft has let us down. . Apple decided to have its x86 products run via ARM on the day they were released. ARM has been around for 10 years, if you count Windows RT (2012) as the beginning of Microsoft’s attempts to sell Windows on ARM. Although Microsoft even had a head to begin with. They had Windows running on ARM in 1997, with Windows CE 2. 0 I literally love the form factor. I hope Microsoft can tweak Win11 to literally shine on ARM, in a different way, it looks like a show piece where they can say, “Well, we tried, and I guess nobody likes ARM machines. ” . . . because of the ordeal. I really think that might be the arm domain to get. Microsoft wants 3 attempts at a product before it is successful. The first one sucks, the timing is “OKish”, and the third one is “clever”. I might get this for my school going son, if he doesn’t have one of his stupid 6 month wait “on” surface laptop. So you can’t use it to play games? Sneaky :’) You’ve got an Alienware desktop for that, but yeah, uni-repast due apps are going to be the only things that will work fine on the tablet. ?Lilbits: Raspberry Pi supplies, imminent Amazon Drive shutdown, Chrome separation from ChromeOS and more Xebec Snap turns a computer into a 3-screen PC with portrait and landscape mode (crowdfunded) a Raspberry Pi Zero clone forced through of a Rockchip RK3566 processor Daily Deals ( 8-01-2023)