so i've been hearing about the qualcomm snapdragon x2 elite chip for a while now, and i'm kinda intrigued by it. it's basically a windows-on-arm chip that's supposed to be super powerful, and it's been making waves in the tech world. apparently, it can beat out some of the x86 laptops in terms of single-core performance, which is pretty cool.



i was reading about some reviews of the snapdragon x2 elite, and it seems like it's getting some pretty positive feedback. one of the reviews i saw was from tom's hardware, and they were impressed with the chip's performance in terms of gaming. they said it was able to get some pretty high scores in 3dmark steel nomad, which is a benchmarking test. however, they did have some issues with the build quality and software of the laptop they were testing it on, which was the asus zenbook a16.



one thing that's kinda holding me back from getting too excited about the snapdragon x2 elite is that it's not compatible with all pc games. apparently, some games just won't open on arm chips, which is a bummer. i was reading about how some reviewers were having trouble getting resident evil requiem to open, and that's just not what you want to hear. on the other hand, some games do seem to work really well on the chip - engadget was able to get up to 80 fps in cyberpunk 2077 on medium settings, which is pretty impressive.



i also saw a review from hardware canucks, and they put the chip through its paces in a bunch of different games. they were able to get some pretty decent frame rates in cyberpunk 2077 and baldur's gate 3,Read more: Full article on www.pcgamer.com

What do you think about this?