Galaxy Book S (Intel) vs Galaxy Book S (Snapdragon/ARM) Benchmark Speed Test!

[@mrpineapplegamer759]

the snapdragon color looks so gud like just that dark grey theme is so perfect

[@rickrueda9520]

I have the Snapdragon and I am loving it!

[@bradavon]

Windows on ARM is great. KZbin is full of negative reviews but unless you video edit or game Qualcomm/ARM PCs have major advantages over Intel/AMD.

[@ranjithmkumar]

Does it heat up like an intel processor? Can I work keeping it on my lap?

[@asssher]

@@ranjithmkumar it won't heat up at all on the qualcomm

[@kamalreza.m4805]

@@ranjithmkumar well Qualcomm use arm model which using lessen power,less power require lessen heat produce

[@taamOLD]

Windows doesn't support x64 on ARM6 processors

[@-M1nZy-]

Yooo, thanks for creating these videos, I had a rough day today, now I feel happy, again thanks bro, Hope you reach 1M Subs!

[@Eccentech]

Dang bro that means a lot. Glad I could make your day better! Thanks!

[@-M1nZy-]

@@Eccentech Np bro

[@-M1nZy-]

@@Eccentech and srry I didnt reply, I was sleeping tbh 😅

[@furacaodorian1445]

Snapdragon > Intel

[@TheSkepticSkwerl]

Until you realize that's a bottom of the barrel Intel. Get a Ryzen 5900 or Intel 1185 or whatever and it would squash these laptops into the ground

[@sampletext69420]

When x64 emulation huh? Krita for ARM WHERE? HUH?

[@tocamose]

no shit

[@GARdotETH]

Wow! I wasn't expecting that! So the ARM version was running Geekbench 5 though emulation? And still beat Intel's arse? Imagine how fast they will be when devs start making all these apps ARM64 compatible!

[@Eccentech]

Yeah definitely. ARM ftw.

[@TheSkepticSkwerl]

It was set to aar64 not sure it was emulated

[@yewdong]

Sadly still few years behind Apple M1, M2....

[@ProDigit80]

Arm processors benefit from fast ram. Cpu wise, arm is slower than x86/64. Not only that, but the SD has 8 threads, vs 4/6threads for the i5

[@GARdotETH]

@@ProDigit80 not all ARM processors have fast RAM. Look at cheap ARM Chromebooks. Apple's is fast because they use unified memory.

[@ParkofKyutae]

It would have been better if you showed the task manager during the bench test.

[@Eccentech]

I'll take that into consideration next time!

[@theperks4319]

Dope video man!! Like clear simple review and comparisons keep it up

[@Eccentech]

Thanks bro!!

[@UCm0i6w5lBlRthCtZEoj99tg]

Good vid - I am considering a Gen 3 Snapdragon laptop and I couldn't find a good video that compared the older generation snapdragons to a comparable intel cpu - this is literally a heads up of the same laptop :)

[@Eccentech]

Thanks appreciate ya

[@FlyingNimbus]

Thanks for the video!! I was curious how these 2 compared, we only got the intel version in Canada.

[@Eccentech]

Damn that's rough. I'd go international maybe with a model on eBay.

[@Faizan.441]

How much did youl pay for tax and protection plan.????how much did it cost to you in total?????from where you buy it like from walmart,bestbuy or from samsung official website?????

[@henaka]

Intel have 5 core, Snapdragon have 8 core, so that's why Snapdragron win multicore performance

[@lilrell804]

I guess Intel is at its end of days ARM is the new thing.

[@Eccentech]

ARM to Intel: "count ya mothaf*ckin days"

[@lilrell804]

@@Eccentech 😂😂😂

[@ahmedchampion3687]

can you make battery test comparison..in both real usage and in standby(sleep) mode... and afaik 8cx version can take/receive skype call while in sleep mode similar to how we use our smartphones aka always connected....the question is can intel version do the same with their new big/little hybrid technology ? is the i7 version any better from i5 that you tested ?

[@Eccentech]

Sorry I already returned the Intel version. But the Snapdragon version definitely has better battery life.

[@mrwang420]

The ARM single core performance is because when you are doing a single core task it usually happens on the main lower powered cores, then when it is doing a multicore task than it start using it higher powered cores. But if you were to have a task manager and were to manually set the task to one of the high powered cores you'll probably getting a higher rating in single core score.

[@mrwang420]

So I would open the geekbench program, then task manager, then tell that process to only run on the high performance cores.

[@Nik-fb9tu]

I was on fence about which one to buy, thank you for clearing it up! 👍

[@aswin9986]

Stability and app support is important for me so in my view intel wins 👍🏽. Don't bye a product based on future promises ✌🏽

[@brettbutler6714]

I also bought the intel version for the same reason. The problem with the arm version is that you are not gonna see the multicore difference because it runs in emulation. The has been the case with arm. Benchmarks are not going to mirror what you are seeing.

[@SUPABROS]

@@brettbutler6714 but it ran geekbench 5 via emulation, wait for arm64 and arm app,s

[@abymohanan2043]

Thank you so much for this video 👍🏻👌🏻✌🏻

[@Eccentech]

Anytime!

[@Surprise0631]

Nice video, thank you! Love the pool table! 👀

[@AbdulWahid-dj2it]

Thanks bro for making these videos. Now i am going to get one for my study. 💝😁

[@Eccentech]

Good luck!

[@danbkhat6140]

Nice video very helpful hope you continue because t know your gonna go far my friend

[@Eccentech]

I'm trying bro

[@rowdyrefs]

Great vid. Love the energy. Was just wondering what the battery life was like on both laptops

[@Eccentech]

Np. Battery life isn't THAT far off but the Snapdragon is better.

[@adriancoanda9227]

on Qualcomm a week in stand by after all it is a arm wich is a risc (reduced instructions set ) y won't compare the platforms due to different type

[@jboxy]

Wow, i had no idea snapdragon was that good I'm impressed. Getting one for daughter. Great review!

[@Eccentech]

Thx

[@klauserji]

I wonder how will these handle light gaming, you know, indie titles, 2d platformers, old rpgs, emulation (ppsspp, pcsx2, etc).

[@bradavon]

Hi, Decent video thanks. I was wondering about battery. How does the battery compare? Does the Intel version have a fan? Thanks

[@Eccentech]

No, neither has a fan. And they're both good but Snapdragon is still beating Intel.

[@bradavon]

@@Eccentech oh nice I presumed the Intel would have a fan thanks. How many hours on average on the Intel? Thanks. I get about 8-10 on my Surface Pro X.

[@klauserji]

Only comparing benchmark doesn't seemd that fair. Intel wins just because it supports native x64/x86 software.

[@iu2]

Sorry for hijacking the comment section but how do you open the Samsung case to replace the battery? There are no visible screws underneath the Samsung.

[@Eccentech]

Pry it open I'd believe. I think it's held down by clips, which will void the warranty of course. If it's in warranty Samsung should just replace it for free.

[@iu2]

@@Eccentech Hi. Thank you for responding. I have no reason to replace the battery right now but just wanted to know, just in case.

[@NoisyLuc]

The intelcore uses 5 cores and thr arm uses 8 cores does that make a abig different on these laptops

[@andrive]

Cool Jennings Approved sticker

[@bamabladez]

YO Latrell how's that ARM version run against the Galaxy flex? Love your channel bro been wanting to do a channel similar to yours. Im everything Samsung and tech.

[@Eccentech]

There's no competition. Galaxy Book Flex is way more powerful specs. Some of the top of the line specs in the Flex.

[@theplayers6460]

@@Eccentech hey also important for me? What do you think for the Samsung galaxy book s (Intel or arm) vs the ion 13.3 i5? Dont know which one to get although I really love the book s design but wanna start learning PS I really hope you see this and a response would be appreciated

[@jayren9627]

RIP intel :D

[@victorarregnelle8976]

i have the arm version and edge crashes sometimes. haven't had a problem with chrome though. What i like is how portable it is. It's like almost a tablet but easier to type, easier to set on tables and places, easier to adjust the screen angle, longer battery life and LTE support. I wish I had the intel version. I can use PDAnet for unlimited hospot from my phone.

[@Eccentech]

Damn I forgot about PDAnet!

[@inspector6803]

There are few things that will not work in the Snapdragon version. - Ookla app will not open at all, bot Ookla online will. - Google drive app cannot load in file explorer. - Face detection does not work, giving error messages when trying to set up I have tried in both Windows 10 and 11 OS. Not sure if those will work in the Intel version.

[@Eccentech]

What's Ookla? Speedtest? And face unlock you mean? That works for me.

[@inspector6803]

@@Eccentech Google it, you will find Ookla Speed Test easily. You can either download the app or just open it online. Withe Snapdragon version, only the online version will work, the app version cannot be installed, rejected by the laptop. The face unlock also does not work in this Snapdragon version, it gives me error message when trying to set it up. Is your Samsung Galaxy Book S the Snapdragon or the Intel version?

[@SahilSingh-ym7ui]

When will you be doing the consumer review for the book s??

[@Eccentech]

Soon. Possibly next week.

[@TaidaDave]

8cx was a cool demo but they should've shifted to android based system and just use all the new released chips periodically in the netbooks to make ppl buy them for their speed and battery life, while working on a reliable windows port in the 'shadows'

[@Eccentech]

An Android based laptop? So a Chromebook? Ehh... you sure that's a good idea? Android is still very much a touchscreen OS.

[@nhanNguyen-wo8fy]

M1 is about 2,5 times better at geekbench 5 both single core and multi core. So this is DOA of course.

[@Eccentech]

That's like saying Snapdragon on Android phones is dead because iPhone exists

[@nhanNguyen-wo8fy]

@@Eccentech I don't mean Arm on Window is DOA. I mean this laptop is DOA.

[@elp3035]

Neither makes sense without lte.... great review

[@kaasbaas9532]

tether usb with your phone

[@jayren9627]

no zoom support so far, so I'm gonna go with the intel, but my next one will be an ARM for sure. There will definetly be apps for it in the near future

[@Eccentech]

There is Zoom support. Emulated. I got Zoom on mine.

[@Eccentech]

@@matemana1991 Windows on ARM isn't "shit." Have you ever even had a Windows on ARM PC?

[@shlokshah5379]

@@Eccentech windows on arm is almost a blessing come true as a average user. Literally full-day battery and enough performance to do light tasks was a blast. But the feeling that if it was a x86 chip getting the same benchmarks then you could be able to do almost everything a 10,000$ pc can. If it supported light games well then it would justify the high prices these come in.

[@vip_gaur]

ohhh! now i understand the meme in which snapdragon is watching intel and amd fighting with each other

[@Eccentech]

Meme?

[@vip_gaur]

@@Eccentech yep search intel vs amd and you'll see many videos in which intel and amd are fighting and snapdragon and exynos are watching them calmly

[@FollowJesus777-KING]

I love samsung but i hate how they use different processors in some of their products like their smartphones. Like the prices of those two laptops are too close for the performance difference and the fact that the snapdragon has 4g lte

[@Eccentech]

Yeah I agree. At least they sell both versions though, and not one or the other.

[@JW-mr5mh]

I just bought the wifi version for college. Uploaded on time lol...

[@Eccentech]

Eww definitely woulda got Snapdragon lol

[@JW-mr5mh]

@@Eccentech I know but I have at and t :(

[@Eccentech]

@@JW-mr5mh just get a Verizon version and throw in an AT&T SIM card. Plus using LTE isn't a requirement...

[@JW-mr5mh]

@@Eccentech will do! I think I can still return mine...

[@clemens1991]

Hey, i come from germany, so which one is better? Tanks for answer :)

[@Eccentech]

I can't just tell you which is better off the bat, but I prefer Snapdragon. Depends on your use case.

[@clemens1991]

@@Eccentech thank you

[@justinhalo3541]

Would you recommend the snapdragon one for programming ? Or should i get another laptop ?

[@Eccentech]

What do you program with? Honestly you might wanna get something else for the time being, unless you're cool with your x86 apps being emulated (and soon x64 apps).

[@LilliaJane]

brave browsers the best if you want something thats gonna be uniform in performance, and its protective... how do you think the intel would handel linux? i was thinking of getting one of these or the ion and installing manjaro

[@iltiziochecommenta]

But the intel version is compatible whit many more programs.

[@Eccentech]

Yeah... but didn't you hear my argument?

[@iltiziochecommenta]

I'm really sorry duuude I don't speak english really often, i'm not anglophone.... So... I didn't understend very well, sorry....

[@iltiziochecommenta]

however it was absolutely not a criticism

[@Ivan_Hrapenkov]

64-bit applications are supported on windows version 21277 and later. I have an iso from microsoft. The only thing - for some reason I can't update - the laptop reboots after determining the (correct) boot efi file on the USB flash drive (I tried Rufus and other programs). Have you tried updating? How to do it?

[@Eccentech]

Not a thing for me yet

[@DocTango]

I wish I understood what you were saying. I'm getting into day trading and I need to get a new laptop and mobile hotspot. I was thinking of going with the Samsung book s from T-Mobile. I use thinkorswim on my old desktop (don't know the specs) and was hoping I could replace that with something like the book s. Any recommendations?

[@Eccentech]

What's thinkorswim

[@JKStudios101]

True Story, Samsung a Few Months Ago Did a Partnership with AMD to Bring there Amazing RDNA Graphics to there Next Exynos Processors. I Can't Wait To See what Samsung and AMD has Cooking Up in the Kitchen. 👍🏾🔥😄

[@Eccentech]

Yeah me too most definitely. So many people ragging on Exynos (for the right reasons) so I hope this helps with Exynos a lot.

[@JKStudios101]

@@Eccentech Me Too Bro, I'm Crossing My Fingers For the Next Exynos. 🤞🏾

[@gripperharris]

hi interesting video watch this plus few others and went for the intel as the lack of apps plus really don't want lte couldn't see the point for the way I'm working. battery was interesting but again so what I nearly always use mains at some stage in the day. maybe arm in a few years as at the moment it just does nt run enough things I use.

[@Eccentech]

Understandable.

[@khtannnnnnnnnn]

@@Eccentech can snapdragon run Premiere Pro and After effects???

[@bongfito7354]

In general, which one I should pick? For office and entertainment?

[@Eccentech]

Snapdragon

[@rokkopg2414]

Have you tried firefox on the snapdragon galaxy book s?

[@Eccentech]

Yes. Runs good to me.

[@adibmddan413]

you need to understand what mean by Hybrid-Tech in Lakefield before a review, then you know why single core vs multicore score lik tat

[@1604meli]

Question, I have T-mobile. Would that sim card work? I want to order from samsung website but it doesn't let me choose it without picking sprint or Verizon. Does that mean I have to connect it to one of those carriers. I'm kinda hoping tmobile will jump on sometime in the future.

[@Tiralful]

If you're buying it outright it SHOULD be unlocked to any carrier. I got mine refurbished in mint condition off eBay for $600 (still on there) and it's Sprint unlocked and I have a TMobile sim in it .

[@Eccentech]

If you get the Verizon one, yes. If you get it from Sprint, no. Sprint is garbage when it comes to unlocking their devices.

[@JooshyyP]

I mean the ARM processor has 3 more cores. Of course it has a higher multicore score... Ray tracing is also highly dependent on multicores

[@HellNaw98]

That’s the whole point... Intel can’t make processor with just more cores in these thin computers because they run so damn hot. Arm processors give themselves the room to have more cores by being more efficient and drawing less power.

[@honantong]

is there any limitation with snapdragon version

[@Eccentech]

Apps

[@brandnew6580]

Hi, can I use the Adobe Photoshop 64 bit version on the Galaxy Book S (Intel)? Thank you!

[@Eccentech]

Yes (but very slowly)

[@bradavon]

I don't think any Intel version has LTE in any country. Samsung would've had to find fit a separate modem when I doubt there's room, especially when the laptop was designed with the Qualcomm processor in mind. The Qualcomm 8cx has an integrated modem.

[@Eccentech]

Yeah they do. I seen on they website.

[@bradavon]

@@Eccentech fair enough. Weird then.

[@MTN1601]

If intel add some p-cores, the i5 will much stronger Sadly, intel only releases 7w i3 and i5 (no i7) cpu

[@Eccentech]

What is a P core

[@MTN1601]

@@Eccentech P-core is performance core, and E-core is efficiency core

[@Eccentech]

@@MTN1601 gotcha

[@Anthony.10000]

Wtf el snapdragon 855 es mejor que el i5 😳

[@pierro78]

i5-L16G7 is a very weak i5 ;)

[@rsyrasyid]

Is possible if put 8cx series chip in the android tablet?

[@Eccentech]

It's not like this thing is a PC where you can swap parts

[@brittanywashington407]

Do you recommend for college students ? I just want to type papers and do videos here and there 😭

[@Eccentech]

Which one are you talking about

[@getoffmeluckycharms]

@Latrell Jennings I think you need to run the test with the laptop plugged in to get the performance for the Intel version. If you still have the laptop could you try that? Most laptops are set that way where you have to have them plugged in to get the best performance, I don't know how that one is but it could be the same way.

[@Eccentech]

No I don't got it no more and a lot of laptops ain't like that anymore. Example: my Galaxy Book Flex.

[@getoffmeluckycharms]

@@Eccentech ....I'm a computer tech. You can turn on different profiles. Even having maximum performance on won't allow the maximum as your battery isn't able to put out the wattage that all the components need combined. There will be a difference between things being plugged in VS unplugged.

[@Eccentech]

Even with low powered chips like that?

[@getoffmeluckycharms]

Latrell Jennings The intel one isn’t as low powered as you think. It has a higher power mode when it has well, more power. The Snapdragon chips are made to run off of battery powered devices so those are great regardless but the intel ones aren’t. They’re designed to run off of power outlets first, batteries second. They run most efficient when powered by their power supply.

[@Eccentech]

Gotcha

[@ankan2829]

And we get nothing in india 😭😭😭😭😭

[@shadeout395]

What song was that tho? During the speed test?

[@Eccentech]

Any songs in the video are in the description

[@brianm3160]

How are they soooo thinnnn???!?!?!?!?!

[@Eccentech]

Well fans and the processor don't help the thickness! It has phone and tablet components basically which helps with thickness by a lot.

[@friedchicken9904]

I rlly want the arm version but the intel version is on sale rn for $700 🤧 idk if it’s worth spending that extra $300 if I’m only gonna be using the laptop as an iPad Pro companion

[@Eccentech]

Return it when you're done with the comparison. More of an Apples to Apples comparison with both having the same architecture.

[@hellfire315]

Can someone please explain what getting the snapdragon version would mean for a heavy chrome user.

[@Eccentech]

Chrome is terrible right now because it's not optimized. Way better on Intel, but Edge is way better utilizing the Snapdragon processor.

[@Pendragon501]

Anyone that's buying a galaxy book more than likely isn't going to be using multithread applications.

[@Eccentech]

I video edit on my Galaxy Book Flex...

[@Pendragon501]

@@Eccentech I video edit on a desktop with a Ryzen 5800X.

[@Eccentech]

@@Pendragon501 good for you

[@Pendragon501]

@@Eccentech I agree

[@solar9896]

I just got it. I got the intel earthly gold edition

[@Eccentech]

You should return it.

[@solar9896]

@@Eccentech why?

[@Eccentech]

You must not have watched the video...

[@solar9896]

I did

[@solar9896]

Not full

[@chocolatemilkjoe]

brothers, im lookin for a nice laptop to run CAD programms on.. nothing big nothing crazy do. yall think im good with the intel one?

[@Eccentech]

Like I said... just get the 2019 Notebook 9 Pro (if it's in your country)

[@adriancoanda9227]

ah the Qualcomm version does not have a graphic drivers nore do they have the chipset drivers that's why you wont have the performance battery slider

[@Eccentech]

It's integrated

[@adriancoanda9227]

@@Eccentech you are right about the hardware but y meant the software and drivers wich on the arm64 version are missing or not all funktions programed , y have need many notebooks , wich the manufacturer forgot to install all the necessary software for the installed hardware

[@KrypeaxFX]

Is there any other differences than x64 and x86?

[@Eccentech]

Snapdragon is more efficient, obviously more powerful, and a variety of other things.

[@arjunyogesh2581]

So which ones gonna be better for gaming?

[@Nuggy1980]

These aren't the sort of laptops anyone should be gaming on.

[@Eccentech]

Neither really but if you really want to... Intel for now.

[@mrpineapplegamer759]

latrell wat do u think about samsungs galaxy flex 13.3 inch laptop is 399 on the web? personally i think that awesome

[@Eccentech]

What do you mean 399? 399 what?

[@mrpineapplegamer759]

@@Eccentech dollars

[@Eccentech]

@@mrpineapplegamer759 where'd you hear that a Galaxy Book Flex was $400, down from $1,400?

[@mrpineapplegamer759]

@@Eccentech i saw it on the website cuz i used that honey Extention thing on chrome and it said that i saved 450$ and it was 399$ only for the 13.3 inch and it also showed that the galaxy book S was 450$ for both the verizon version and the sprint version too also i checked so i can confirm that wat im saying is true i just wanna hear ur opinion

[@Eccentech]

That's definitely not true. If that was true they'd be loosing out on so much money and these things would be flying off the shelves. Must include a trade in because that would be the best discount ever. It just came out.

[@r8bior]

nice vid

[@Eccentech]

Thanks

[@kanehi]

Where did you obtain the one with the Intel chip?

[@Eccentech]

Samsung

[@kanehi]

@@Eccentech Strange I didn't see the option for an Intel chip. It's okay because the LTE is only with the ARM chip which is a downer. I heard the 64bit compatibility will be coming soon

[@Eccentech]

It's available now in the Insider Preview. I'm using it now and its great.

[@kanehi]

@@Eccentech I went ahead and got an Apple iPad Pro 11 w/ cellular to replace my iPad Air 2. I also have a Samsung S6 tablet with cellular so I'm good to go. I do have laptops also (13"/15"). It was either the Samsung or the MS Surface Pro X but that one is not an Intel chip. I did see the one with the Intel chip at the Samsung site but it's okay. I'm happy with the iPad 11 Pro, it was on sale at Best Buy for $1049 with 256gb memory.

[@AhmedDistillation]

Any possibility to see Sam X AMD chip in laptops ??

[@Eccentech]

If we do it definitely won't be till the Galaxy Book S2.

[@tycreate1984]

I still go for the Intel

[@Eccentech]

Really? Wow

[@tycreate1984]

@@Eccentech I'm just wait and see how everything plays out with arm based laptop ....

[@boratsagdiyev1586]

@@tycreate1984 Macbook air M1 entered the chat.

[@moved5600]

The snapdragon version would have more PPW compared to the Intel one, as well as a luck ton more battery life and Cellular support by default. The CPUs cannot be compared since the architecture of both are completely different, it would be like comparing apples to oranges.

[@Eccentech]

But at the end of the day we still need to know which one can perform faster for the money. They may be different architectures but that doesn't matter.

[@moved5600]

@@Eccentech That's true to a point, but not everyone would care about speed.

[@Eccentech]

@@moved5600 yeah... my parents maybe (to an extent) but I'm pretty sure everyone cares about the speed. Especially my Gen Z friends.

[@adriancoanda9227]

Ah, the latest Windows 11arm64 support amd64 in transition layer no emulator

[@Eccentech]

@Tango_sixteen it got rebranded as the Galaxy Book Go

[@wendym599]

fast forward to 2024... how is chrome support?

[@Eccentech]

Ain't nothing changed lmao

[@carlw6247]

@@Eccentech That sounds wrong, since there is now ARM64 version of Chrome. But the ARM64 version of MS Edge that you tested should have operated about the same, if that is what you meant in by comment above. BTW, the 8CX dominance over the Intel i5 in the multicore versions of the benchmarks you talked about in this video looks like an early peak at the killer performance coming now in the X Elite and X Plus processors. In other words, by watching these improvements in the 8CX, it looked like you were seeing some of these Snapdragon processors pulling up beside and starting to blow past their competing Intel parts, at least in the benchmarks.

[@aswinsroy1497]

Is this good for music production?

[@Eccentech]

Depends on what program you use for it

[@anderbeau]

That thumb nail though 🥴 haha

[@Eccentech]

What's up with it?

[@CookieeMonstarr666]

Does S pen works on either version?

[@Eccentech]

DOESN'T work on EITHER version

[@CookieeMonstarr666]

@@Eccentech That's too bad, the 360 version has that but unfortunately doesn't support LTE.

[@Eccentech]

Yes it does there's a model now with 5G

[@HarshSingh-ct2kf]

Can we play games like Gta 5 in Snapdragon version

[@Eccentech]

Hell no

[@abdijabar10]

Could I use Adobe for creativity..?

[@Eccentech]

Yes

[@RobHalliganProjects]

Anyone know if the ARM version will support Windows 11?

[@Eccentech]

It does already! I ran the Insider Preview on my Book S and it works great. x64 emulation is there.

[@RobHalliganProjects]

@@Eccentech Thanks much for that reply info!

[@Eccentech]

@@RobHalliganProjects any time bro

[@munaali2015]

Can I connect the snapdragon ver. To wifi

[@Eccentech]

Yes. You can buy it and never even throw in a SIM card.

[@luisor5121]

i5-L16G7?? 😑

[@testerlang6658]

Snapdragon for phone only intel for pc only

[@Eccentech]

What?

[@SahilSingh-ym7ui]

Can you use Zoom on the snapdragon book S?

[@Eccentech]

Yes

[@liptonacer]

RAP IS BAD TABERNAK !

[@ricdonato4328]

Okay, I am looking towards the Book S, of course I was leaning towards the Intel. After watching your video Snapdragon/ARM is a winner-winner. Truly I am surprised. FYI: In your comparison you presented much quality information. Sadly all your yooo this, yooo that detracted from the quality you are presenting.

[@sawaitikap4353]

I have buy the snapdragon Version, it's useless. I try to install x64 programs for cartuning no chance So it's useless. And I don't need lte in a notebook because I have a phone :-) so I sent back the snapdragon version and buy the Intel version

[@Eccentech]

Now you can with Windows 11. Get it back.

[@Yash-fz7kw]

Run android studio on it

[@jaimerios767]

No lo recomiendo ni a mi peor enemigo , hay que hacer le el cambio de pantalla cad año y con lo caro y dificil de encontrar el repuesto

[@Eccentech]

No hay problemas por mi parte

[@nyambe]

Surprising results, really! Is intel doomed?

[@Eccentech]

I'd say so...

[@ryantee7785]

point of multicore i5 = single core M1 =))

[@emirplayz2034]

This intel is codename lakefield

[@Eccentech]

Yes I am aware

[@setyourheartablaze___]

I'm so glad I was able to cancel my order of the Intel version after 10 minutes and got a refund! I'm about to order me the Snapdragon version

[@moist5523]

Can it run games like lol roblox minecraft

[@Eccentech]

I think so

[@nifeab]

O que adianta ser arm se nao rods nada kk