Snapdragon X Elite PCs Tested - Don't Buy the WRONG One!
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- Опубликовано: 26 июн 2024
- Qualcomm's Snapdragon X Elite chip is FINALLY here to take on x86 and Apple's M3 family Macs, so we purchased two X Elite SKUs to see which one is better; X1E-80-100 vs X1E-84-100!
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Snapdragon X Elite SKUs - 00:00
Unboxing & First Impressions - 0:50
GeekBench 6 CPU - 02:01
Speedometer 3.0 - 05:58
Cinebench 2024 Single-core - 06:38
Cinebench 2024 Multi-core - 07:07
Thermal Performance - 08:35
3D Mark Wild Life Extreme - 10:13
3D Mark Steel Nomad Light - 11:53
Which X Elite SKU should you buy? - 14:03
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UPDATE: Will be retesting the Book4 Edge against the 15" M3 Macbook Air after we discovered a hidden power setting which lowered performance in Cinebench 2024 10-minute Stress Test. (didn't improve Geekbench 6 score)
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Samsung Book4 Edge with X Elite 84 SKU ➡ geni.us/55LmUGu
The link of "Samsung Book4 Edge with X Elite 84 SKU" is wrong ! It's for a intel machine.
samsung link is for intel laptop not snapdragon
Galaxy Book4 Edge is betting ❤❤
Check out Matt talk tech on x elite vs MacBook m3. He got 27xx on battery on Geekbench with the lesser 80 chip book 4 edge. Seems there needs to get a profile updated on the Samsung
Asus vivo book almost don't have any cooling inside and looks like Samsung as well. I expect completely silent laptop like apple M1 when Web-browsing, watch RUclips 4k/60, listen music, watch movie, do some writings and very light editing, everything at the same time with 0db from the fans. but lloks like all snapdragon laptops got shitty poor cooling system. looks like surface win with every other company laptops with the new snap elite. for me that premiere is a such a dissapointed and now waiting only for AMD AI 300 that's looks will similar time on battery like this sanp elite laptops but on x86cpu yea
As for the "Best Battery Efficiency" on Samsung and "Recommended" on Surface - they are not similar at all. The "Best Battery Efficiency" would be something like Battery Saver, while "Recommended" isn't battery-focused.
Exactly.
What is it focused on and why would a consumer have to manage such a thing? Were not these chips supposed to get rid of such ridiculous compromise?
@@ignaciocampos8435 consumer don't have to manage those at all.
@@amusetechSure, you don’t have to, you’ll just get subpar performance because the chip can’t handle full performance and battery life at the same time, effectively getting a lower SKU’s level of perf because Qualcomm couldn’t deliver in TPD / thermals.
He knows. He always picks tests that are biased. Usually when he's comparing a mac to a pc, but I guess he does it here too.
There's no meaningful difference between 14 fps and 17 fps. Anyone trying to game at those frame rates could suffer a stroke due to the frustration.
There is. It is obvious that no one will be playing at 14 or 17. It's about the relative difference. One is 20% faster than the other, and it matters in less demanding games
@@TheWWWyrm Only a glutton for self-punishment would attempt to play games on a Snapdragon based laptop. There are far better laptops for gaming available for significantly less money.
Saying "20% faster" is a deceptive spin that avoids stating plainly that there is only a 3 fps difference. This negligible increase in frame rates is imperceptible to the human eye.
@@TheWWWyrmYou are very smart 🙄
@RmnGnzlz definitely more than you who dont know what a benchmark is.
@@channelMasterGuiGame 🥺
Why did you test the laptops at different power modes? The Samsung has the power saving mode, for extreme cases where you don't have a charger. You should have used balanced mode on both to be an apples to apples comparison. You basically condemned the Galaxy book for having more options.
"for extreme cases where you don't have a charger" I DONT WANT TO HAVE A FUCKING CHARGER I JUST WANT TO USE IT UNPLUGGED MAN
They're obviously usable on battery, 28xx plugged in vs 27xx unplugged which basically is an immaterial difference
@@michaelhaddad6418 just use balance mode
@michaelhaddad6418 What if you are carrying it around for a week, and the last day you forget to charge it and leave for work. You switch to power saving mode, and you have 8h of battery until you get home. No battery is infinite. Sooner or later, you will need to plug in.
One thing I noted on your comparison, the Samsung had a Windows update available as you can see that notification icon on the taskbar at the bottom right. Next time I'd consider making sure both laptops are fully up to date on Windows versions, drivers, etc before making the comparison just to make it fair.
Windows machines always run like trash when they have an update waiting to apply. Rough comparison of these machines.
Particularly true since Microsoft has partnered with various OEMs to push firmware and even BIOS updates via Windows Update. Things have gotten a lot more convenient for laptop owners and OEM desktop owners.
Logically the Galaxy Book4 Edge is much better.
It's a matter of logic, connected the Book4 did 2,838 in single core, and 15,351 in multi core, against 2,765 and 14,220 for the Surface.
Already using battery power and in performance mode, the Book4 scored 2,762 and 13,485 points, against 2,659 and 14,195 points for the Surface, with the Surface reaching 46th against just 40th for the Book4.
In energy efficiency mode, we had 1,659 and 8,714 points on the Book4, against 2,217 and 12,302 on the Surface. So I ask, why does anyone want performance if they're trying to save battery? It doesn't make sense, Book4 is much more lucid.
In graphics, the Book4 won in all scenarios, with longer tests being up to 20% better. I didn't see the GPU test plugged in, but I suppose the difference is even greater in favor of the Book4.
With the Book4 you have a laptop in your control, capable of delivering performance when needed or saving battery.
Book4 started the test with 90% battery, against 87% of the Surface, and ended with 37% battery, against 23% of the Surface.
Book4 was better in performance, it was better in graphics and it was better in battery life, it really won in all scenarios. ARM chips came to deliver performance and battery life and the Book4 did the job much better! There's no discussion! You are misleading people by saying that the Surface was better, in fact it wasn't.
his point was that you shouldn't lose 15% performance in multicore on a lot bigger laptop, with 13.8 inch, a bit more heat is expected compared to bigger chassis
the graphics are crap across, and you aren't buying these for gaming. Bigger battery is also expected (62 kwh vs 46 odd), not to mention 350$ difference in price
Samsung has an OLED, so you may buy it if you want better display for videos, but most developers would just avoid it because IDEs have lot of static texts
Because Max tech is apple fan boys, and they hate on Samsung for every product
@GarrusVakarian-to2uh the surface book for x elite is 1349, the comparable sku is 1599 (16 1tb) though you can buy a 1349 one and add ssd yourself for cheaper
@GarrusVakarian-to2uhexactly surface is way better for sustainable performance and battery
They both suck, with the book 4 sucks even more!
Miserable GFX, miserable performance when unplugged, and SW compatibility is ….
Wait till people test them and find out about the SW compatibility. Microsoft’s translation layer is a joke. It’s gonna. Take a long time for this to improve and for SW developer to catch up. And definitely not all will update for native ARM support.
AI is still not tested.
It’s like a tablet in a laptop body with a bad compatibility. Real productive work need a serious laptop with no “oops, this SW is not compatible” or slow performance because of translation or because of being unplugged!
They’re basically testing them for money, and we’re the testers who are paying the price.
People shouldn’t fall for this marketing.
I'd rather have a laptop that's 7 degrees cooler on the outside than an imperceptible improvement in performance.
a laptop with a coil whine, yea, smart of you, lol
Also the only reason samsung is cooler is because it has a bigger chassis and cooler, the power consumption should be the same or even lower on the 80 sku, also when in the real world you will bave cpu load like in r24 for 10+ minutes? No program uses as much power as r24, realistically, also no one uses blender on a cpu, is 2024, you got the wrong laptop for that
@thepirate4095 whatever the reason it is cooler
@thepirate4095 my point isn't about which laptop I would pick. Max Tech is complaining that Samsung doesn't maximise every last bit of performance from the laptop. However, I'd argue a significantly cooler exterior is a lot more important than a slight performance increase.
@@crazyforiegner2 the chip is trash anyway, why bother, lol, it's nothing they were promising
It would have been nice to also see the M3 and M4 scores on the bar charts.
In general the Snapdragon X Elite is a bit below on single core but higher on multi core, compared to M3. M4 does not exist in a laptop yet, so comparison is not as relevant yet. But it's a more powerful chip than this version of Snapdragon X Elite. The fight is on, I hope this will drive both Apple and Qualcomm!
Yes 3100 on M3 and 2900 on snapdragon x elite 80 watt. Single core.
M4 is 3600 or something in single core.
The M4 is not out yet. Single-core scores are a bit better than M2, and well behind M3. As far as multicore, you need to make clear what you are comparing the machines to. --the Surface is meant to be a MacBook Air competitor, but is not yet there in terms of battery life.
@@eltamarindo M3 is 3100, this 80 is 2900.
@@eltamarindo recall copilot+ isn’t out yet, because of security isue. So MS not good in AI and security. For me only reason for MS is building a Game PC.
SAMSUNG needs a FIRMWARE update immediately for that laptop. And Microsoft definitely hit a homerun on that Surface Laptop. Also, the Surface should perform even better down the road with Firmware updates. Very impressed.
BIOS was updated upon installation
I got the Pro 11 Sapphire today. What a gorgeous color and even the color matched box was gorgeous.
@@MaxTechOfficial I'm referring more firmware updates in the future which should enhance the performance
@@MaxTechOfficial I don't think so Samsung was on high performance mode inside Samsung settings app.
@@MaxTechOfficial sure but definitely has some issues, I think you will hear from Samsung and can do a video follow up because there seems to be something definitely wrong firmware wise (I doubt it is an unit specific to that unit).
I am also curious to see how much, especially on the GPU, performance increase with driver updates, that been said It is not good for gaming like it is an M1,M2,M3 or M4. They are faster but oh boy, good gaming is something else anyways.
No point comparing to M4 because it isn't available in the MacBooks yet.
Also the battery modes in the Surface and the Samsung are not identical. I don't think recommended= best power efficiency mode.
It could actually be better on laptop due to the thermals
Huge point we go into AI era, so 2018 apple stuff isn’t AI ready, reason to put upgrade this or next year going from 4 TOP to 38TOP for the AI features. In my case a Mac mini with M4
M4 10 core = x1 elite 84
Totally agree. We will likely see an M4 Macbook Air next year, but by then, Qualcomm should have announced gen 2 of their chip. I think the overall experience of ARM Mac may be considerably ahead of ARM Win 11 at the moment, but the gap between Apple silicon and Qualcomm silicon is not that wide.
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Should revisit this in a few months as I suspect many of the ARM laptops need further optimization/refinements.
Silly question, did you update the Edge book firmware directly from Samsung. Its meant to improve the on battery numbers. Other video on youtube had the same issue until updating firmware from Samsung.
In what sense "directly from Samsung"? Not though Windows Update?
I bought the Edge 14" and battery is kinda disappointing (like 3/4 hours at office load)
@@cerioowtf are you for real? I was about to buy it just for the bloody battery life. I have book 2 pro and battery life is horrible
@@cerioo People on Reddit downloaded to latest firmware with the Samsung Update App from their website.
@@ceriooOther laptop are excellent. The samsung books sucks.
@@saadabdullah4245 i mean, i don't know if me is the problem, or if some update has to be installed but 18hours no for sure
Why do PC manufacturers feel like its necessary to slap stickers all over them??! Are people really going to be like "oh wow he's running the Super AMOLED Energy Star Snapdragon X Elite"
Probably the same reason why PC users love RGB lighting. lol
adding CPU stickers has been a deal between CPU makers and PC manufacturers as part of advertisement (which cut license cost of the CPU). it's already well-known information for longest time bruh.
Energy Star on the other hand, is part of standard/regulation regarding power usage pattern
@@akasection I think you misunderstood what I said, even with the obvious sarcasm. I never implied that wasn't well-known information but it doesn't negate the stupidity of it. Although i'd be willing to bet not many people actually do know that. inb4 someone says "my intel macbook didn't come with stickers"
Also Surface got rid of stickers a long time ago
Why does anything have stickers on them. Wake up it’s not a problem. Gosh
Did you check task manager on the Galaxy book to watch the core clocks ? I saw a report that the chip max clock was locked at 2.5ghz for some unknown reason on early units.
I have read that the Samsung Galaxy Book 4 Edge comes with two or three different motherboard sku's and the performance can differ, even on the same CPU.
Glad to see another ARM machine to compete with the Apples! Not prime time yet though. Next gen should be much better.
What I realy want out of this is for Apple to get real on RAM and ROM prices.
It's close enough. Perhaps 7% slower than a M3 MBA for single core and 20% faster in multicore. In that range, OS preference and battery life will drive you decision, not a few percent here or there of performance. As for M4, you can't get them in Apple laptops yet.
@@skyak4493 very true. When I can buy 8gb ram for 20 bucks it should be illegal for Apple to sell them for 200 bucks!!
Also side-note, the colour of that Surface and the safire is absolutely banging. Looks unbelievable.
I got the 80 there was no way I’d pay 300 more and I’m glad. I’m not building rockets or making content videos the 80 is enough for 95% for most people.
Is all of this benchmark software optimized for ARM yet? Benchmarks are useful, but personally, I'd prefer to see some real world tests in actual real world situations.
Even if wasn’t, he compares it with another arm laptop. What’s the difference?
@@nhs.14he’s not judging which is better. He’s saying without real world performance and SW compatibility tests, all this ARM PC laptops mean nothing, which is true.
Drivers are still pre-production. We didn't receive the final GPU or CPU drivers.
I have Surface 15"/Elite/32gb/1tb and its awesome.
Fun Fact, that design language on the Samsung goes back to their ATIV Book Series back in early 2010s.
Does Samsung install additional apps that may be running on the background and causing the computer to underperform? I know that I saw a huge difference when I installed a clean copy of windows on my Dell. Performance went up
Plugged in did you have power options at max?
What is the battery life on the Surface on an extended performance test?
What was the CPU power consumption numbers during the cinebench run?
I think he did not update the devices properly before doing all these benchmarks.
You can see the pending update indicator on the bottom right Taskbar on the Edge.
Why do supposedly educated reviewers make simple gaffs like this. Blows my mind.
I’m looking at both screens at 17:02 and do not see any system update on the screen.
Where in the video is the screen alerting for an update?
5:23 for example. It‘s the icon with the tiny orange dot
Great insights others aren't showing but: Native vs translated? Where are the GPU compute, ray trace & Geekbench ML (ANE/NPU) tests? Looking forward to the full review. Can we also have power draw figures (not sure the software is there - maybe CLI)
Correct graphic at 4:34? Samsung? Surface?
Is there a ventilation problem, i mean you are keeping both laptop so close hot air from either one could influence other.
Someone needs to do battery life rundowns with “All out performance mode” and the as shipped or recommended mode.
The real use case for the XElite is turning out to be battery life vs legacy X86 compatabiltiy issues.
It might turn out that the best thing about the XElite surface intro is that it knocks the Ryzen laptop prices in half.
is surface cutting corners again by putting a slow ssd?
So you couldn’t move a mic close to the laptops so we can hear the fan sounds?
I am thinking of ordering the Snapdragon X Plus Microsoft surface. Looking forward to your next video!!! Thanks Max
In a couple of months there will be updates in firmware and bios from all of them, also updated windows with additional optimisation and best of all, the dedicated compilers will be created more optimised code based on feedback from all major vendors.
Arms chips have great improvements, however it is still not reliable for x86 applications, we should wait a few moments to compare it with new AMD and Intel chips to make conclusion.
It’s not? Seems like prism does a great job for most things outside of gaming
@@christianr.5868 it is only similar performance as core ultra and ryzen 7000 series, win and lose in difference categories. however it should be compare with coming new chips.
@@Coconutgl seems fine for most programs tbh. Guess it depends on what your using
@@christianr.5868 so why don’t wait to compare with lunar lake and Ryzen ai 300?
@@Coconutgl the surface pro 11 is the form factor I want. For other people, I’d recommend waiting it out though
Could you please test codec support? For instance, can it do HW decoding for H265 video in 4:2:2 10bits coming from Sony cameras?
Please do a comparison video between MacBook Air M3 and Surface Laptop 7th generation.
Don't buy one at all, Intel Lunar Lake laptops will crush these
Hi Max, I would appreciate if you could do see an app compatibility/performance test against intel core ultra laptop or amd ryzen ai laptop.
btw in control panels power options, you have battery power settings too maybe you can check that out
1:49 what are those big slits on galaxy book? Are those for speakers or fan?
All your reviews are very helpful. You and Andrew Marc David have the absolute best coverage of these new laptops. Yours have the most analytics though. Really helpful. I just got a Huawei Matebook X with the core ultra 9 and I'm really hoping they come out with the Snapdragon chip in the next few months.
CAn you test storage speed and analyse them please ?
Thx for this comparison but it would be fair to state which benchmarks r running on PRISM x86 emulation and which r on native code. U should calculate about 10 - 15% loss of performance in comparison to the native apps.
Does the xelite or one of the two laptops you tested support external gpus?
Arm CPUS do not support external GPUs.
@@williamcopeland2617Qualcomm confirms they will support the eGPU very soon. Just needs drivers
Thanks for the answer.
Thats disapointing, i'll have to wait for the New intel Chips then, since i need to connect an egpu for work.
Are there any Infos if nvidia/qualcomm might add Support for egpus later ?
@@ecogatg7431 Nothing yet. This is one of the reasons to stick with Intel and AMD. You'll literally be able to do, add and use anything you want.
There is another youtube where they discovered the snapdragon's performance varies widely depending on the motherboard even within the same model and manufacturer.
Might be possible due to power headroom
Its the same chip, why is it allowed to perform differently
@@bl4ckbl1zz41 the Pmic chips
@@bl4ckbl1zz41 Unknown but a youtube showed the performance depends on the motherboard that was different in the same computer model.
I think that was only a samsung thing or I might be wrong.
Is the windows 11 updated to 24H2?
Great review! I think the issues with the Samsung laptop are nothing that could not be resolved in a future firmware update.
I am looking forward to seeing how the Lenovo Yoga and Dell Snapdragon laptops perform under similar circumstances.
Do again benchmark with the galaxy book, I don’t believe your figures. Something bad with the power mode ?
Exactly. And not just power mode. There's many other variables.
Just Josh in his livestream testing some of the new Snapdragon laptops, got like 960 something out of the Samsung (we don't know if it's 80-100 or 84-100). But even if it's 84-100, that's very different from what this guy got.
I think he should do a clean install of windows without the Samsung bloatware pre installed.
Samsung chose to limit performance on battery. It's a decision, that's all.
@@nick-doggit will reinstall Itself again through windows updates lol.
Just factory reset it.
@gabrielgon3408 that's true. But his benchmarks results still seem sketchy. Especially when comparing to other youtubers with the same laptop in the same region (so same motherboard)
What are the performance values after activating Windows 11 Ultimate Performance?
Hope more detailed testing of these Snapdragons down the road.
Specially for video editing - could not find information about hardware decoding, even in the Qualcomm site.
Nowadays, the only options for decoding h265 10-bit 4:2:2 in hardware in Windows is a Intel 11+ gen with Quicksync enabled. No Ryzen, AMD GPU or NVIDIA GPU provides hardware decoding for this (10-bit 4:2:0 is another story).
Since modern cameras are starting to using 10-bit 4:2:2 as a de facto standart, is a very important information.
In real world most of us won't even care about those numbers anymore cos it's pretty good enough for daily task. Secondly this isn't really design for hard core gaming and for the battery, there's already powerbanks that can extend the battery life of our laptops and cellphones
The Surface lineup with the ARM chips is so enticing. I loved my Surface Go 2 but it was just a bit on the slow side for photo editing on the go. These would be awesome.
i feel like microsoft and qualcomm still have quite a bit more work to do with optimizations, but one thing we can say for sure, the perfomance improvement between this new qualcomm chips and the previous is quite big (almost 3 times from one generation to another), which is good enough to give devs confidence to make softwares for it in the near future
Can you compare the Microsoft with the Lenovo Yoga 14.5"?
I love Lenovo products and they give a lot of value.
I'd also like to know if the Lenovo is a touch.
Was waiting for this review badly!! thanks Max!
He has often followup review with other conclusion or perspective. It is more preview. If has month or so experience is view might differ
Please do a review between then and Apple m3 pro ❤
MacBook Air*
These snapdragon laptops are competitors to the MacBook Air 13&15”
You didn't check for BIOS updates, did you?
It performed bios updates when I set it up for the first time
@@MaxTechOfficial Other people on YT had the same issue and had to get driver/firmware direct from Samsungs. Didnt work via Windows update.
the 16x10 on the samsung vs the 16x9 on the surface changes alot!
Now I'm curious if I'm gaining anything on the Eite vs. Plus Surface.
At this rate I will have to wait another 4 years for fanless windows laptop...
I mean... The fact that it had almost 15% more battery life, stayed way cooler and had roughly similar performance, I think there is clearly a place for that 16". The surface is impressive on paper but that temp after the CPU load is pretty ridiculous particularly if you are doing creator work. Im starting to lean toward getting one of those 16s
The laptop you linked to in the comments is the Intel model.
Would you please keep using percentages next time?
Still one of the few channels that benchmark plugged in and on battery. Keep it up
Could you go into the edge's bios and adjust max temp
I just wanna know if it's gonna be faster/better than my Surface Laptop 4. I ordered the Surface laptop 7 SD12Elite. My brother says no.
what are SKUs?
Why are they still limiting the CPU/GPU On Battery 😢 It's Arm not x86 you can get good battery life with best performance. It's Soo annoying
I thought stickers always meant more speed!?! I’m looking forward to reviews that include more real world tasks like photo and video editing/exporting, file zipping, etc. I am happy to see Qualcomm’s 1st gen chip this competitive compared to Apple Silicon. I’ll be curious to see how the x86 chipmakers respond. I’d love to see Nvidia come out with a powerful ARM chip w/ some awesome graphics. Thanks for the review!
Microsoft currently charging $280 for a 256GB SSD upgrade makes Apple seem like a "value" brand.
I need the benchmark of Elite 78 model and Plus 64 model
We saw on geekbench that the samsung looses performance while unplugged. So why are the laptops tested while on battery only, after geekbench?
We usually only test on battery power. It’s a laptop. It could be unplugged.
@@MaxTechOfficial I understand. That's why I switched from windows to the m1 macbook pro:) But the people that will see this video will either be just enthusiasts(like me) wondering wether the X Elite can beat Apple's M3 or Windows fans. For the Windows fans, I know that they confuse a laptop for a desktop and to them it is normal that the full performance should be achieved when plugged in. Anyways, I just pointed that out
@@folteaiustin4969 make no sense for ultramobile. There not much room to handle extra heat. But desktop replacement or bigger laptop where cooling can handle the extra TDP when on charger.
@@MaxTechOfficial why not use full performance mode then?
@@SuperG316 That's why I don't see x86 gaming laptops as laptops. Not only do you have to carry a charger the size of my head with you to keep it plugged in all the time, but also their performance gets reduced drastically on battery.
can you do a Snapdragon x plus vs x elite video?
did u clear bloatware ?
3D Mark worked through the Prism emulator, if it was native, I think FPS would be more
I still can't shake off my frustration regarding the decision to remove the right Ctrl key from their design. I wish someone checks whether the laptops offer a BIOS swap for the 'co-pilot' button with the 'ctrl' key.
What about the 15 inch model?
I got the surface laptop with the plus geekbench gives 10063 multicore unpluged 2224 single
Actually, the bigger screen gives you a longer battery than with a smaller screen (square cube law).
It just uses a lot less power to run it at lower speed. The higher SKUs will have higher quality silicon so still more efficient even at lower loads.
Where Lenovo available to buy?
very impressive for a first generation chip. you're comparing an x elite with a 3rd and 4th gen m series. i think their 2nd and 3rd iteration will be amazing as well.
Compre with MacBook?
Great video, thank you.
I've gone for a Lenovo which has the E78 SOC but with 32gb RAM and 1TB SSD. For me, it's a tradeoff between price and the CPU speed which will still be more than usable (and waaay faster than my current laptop) for software development. When you add the huge RAM and SSD to the amazing 3k screen, the price is unbeatable. Just wish they could have got their shit together and delivered in the 18th like some other companies. Seems it will be the 28th before I see mine 😥
You had Windows update on the Samsung and it is probably why it "seems" slower than the surface (@12:00). Update it and redo the tests perhaps?
how about the book 4 edge 14 inch?
How long is the battery lasting for light load? Numbers please? Compare numbers. Don't just talk
Honestly, I think the X Elite is performing excellently, even when compared to the M3. Apple’s system has been maturing for ARM over the past four years, while Windows has only recently started encouraging it. I believe that within a year, with the Windows ecosystem and Qualcomm drivers further developing, the X Elite will be on par with an M3 in all aspects.
HWMonitor literally has an ARM64 version.... you guys are using the x86_64 version in the video which is why you can't see temps or anything
Maybe the speaker test with the Max Tech song in the next video? 😇
We need a MacBook Air vs the galaxybook xelite!Especially the comparison between the efficiency’s!😊
When plugged in or on battery, it seems like an advance M2 Pro laptop (Surface Laptop).
Why would anyone push the cpu to its maximum load on batter power? I don't understand these tests. I always export my videos or photos while powered. I am interested to get results on cpu performance when power is connected.
Because mobile, if you use it as desktop replacement or movable workspot. That your use case.
my guy!! please share that awesome wallpaper!
Just picked up the Surface Laptop 15" (Elite 80-100) and in these first few hours I am blown away with performance, coolness, and seamless compatibility with random work and hobby apps. No issues so far with any of my x86 apps I use: Citrix, Ultimaker Cura, Fusion360.
Can you see if Oracle Virtualbox works?
Samsung has own Performance Settings, you forgot to set those. They are more important than Windows Settings
Can you do the power efficiency test?
This
I kind of suspect that the Samsung has some issues, perhaps a firmware update will increase the performance.
What I am saying is that would not jump to conclusions as to the 80 vs 84 just by comparing Microsoft and Samsung, you should probably check one from another brand or ideally two from the same brand with the two variants ?