It's emulated, iirc.Unclear whether this is emulated or native, but interesting news none the less for WoA's future as a games platform:
Qualcomm's Snapdragon X Elite hits 30 FPS in Baldur's Gate 3
The bare minimum performance, but suggests a beefy integrated GPUwww.theregister.com
Asking the wrong person 😂How many FPS does Radeon 780M do at 1080p for comparison?
For comparison, the Radeon 780M manages about 32 FPS in Baldur’s Gate 3 at FHD/medium per our testing. Dropping the settings down to the low preset, the iGPU pushes 40 FPS. On the other hand, the 8-core Intel Arc iGPU of Core Ultra 9 185H only achieves 32 FPS at FHD/low.
Ok that's not bad. It's in level with Intel and AMD.That said, the video neither mentions the graphical settings in use nor the power consumption of the Snapdragon X Elite. So, take the information provided with a giant grain of salt.
Just hype at this point until devices get into the hands of competent reviewers and identical or comparable graphical settings are used for benchmarking.Ok that's not bad. It's in level with Intel and AMD.
Kinda funny when the Mac version is nativeIt's emulated, iirc.
How many FPS does Radeon 780M do at 1080p for comparison?
Around 40fps, 1080p low settings.It's emulated, iirc.
How many FPS does Radeon 780M do at 1080p for comparison?
Around 40fps, 1080p low settings.
NotebookcheckFor comparison, the Radeon 780M manages about 32 FPS in Baldur’s Gate 3 at FHD/medium per our testing. Dropping the settings down to the low preset, the iGPU pushes 40 FPS. On the other hand, the 8-core Intel Arc iGPU of Core Ultra 9 185H only achieves 32 FPS at FHD/low.
I am certain it will be less efficient. The question is by how much exactly...That's a good idea. At least that way there's no panic about it being clearly less efficient before it's out.
That's for Single Thread. Not multi-thread, which is what the ~50W number is for.Matching M2 Max while using 30% less power is good staring point (Geekbench). Cross platform comparisons are always somewhat problematic anyway since there are other variables that can skew the results. I'm interested how much they can improve in the next gen.
On a phone? Or a dev board?Is this guy running Windows 11 on a Snapdragon 888?
AI pet translator?
Depends entirely on the device size and the efficiency of the cooling assembly.What's the maximum TDP a fanless device can support?