Surface Laptop 7 Snapdragon X Elite vs Surface Pro 9 SQ3 (x86 Emulation)

Surface Laptop 7 Snapdragon X Elite, 16GB RAM vs Surface Pro 9 SQ3, 8GB RAM
x86 Emulation Shoot out!
The older ARM SQ3 based Surface Pro 9 winning this battle which I have to put down to the efficiency of its x86 layer vs the one used for the Snapdragon X Elite - if I had to guess i would say that the SQ3 based emulator has benefitted from efficiencies learned over the previous 2 ARM generations *SQ1 and 2) which have not all been possible as yet in the Snapdragon emulation layer.
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[@dirg3music]

It's awesome to see audio software running on the new ARM chips, I really hope someone gives Ableton a swing. So far i've heard of lot of "idk" "maybe" and "No" but no one has actually tried it on this hardware. If you're feeling adventurous i'd love to see that, even if it's just the demo version. lol

[@ianwalker2258]

I will try and get that done if I possibly can

[@brentmorris8626]

pure WOW - Thanks for the video.

[@sasmitha8446]

Please test the ASIO driver compatibility and VST performance

[@JamesButcher]

to my knowledge drivers can't be emulated, only applications - so no ASIO drivers available at the moment

[@DarkRider14]

Please upload fl studio and vsts compatibility. Is emulator good for producing music

[@ianwalker2258]

For sure, the music is the first demo track that comes with FLS. I had recall running in the background on the SL7 so I might run this test again ei’with it switched off. Either way it has plenty of grunt

[@hexagonal7075]

Please plug in eGPU and check if it's working

[@ianwalker2258]

Unfortunately I don't have an external GPU enclosure p test it with

[@Workaholic42]

It won't work, there are no ARM drivers for AMD, NVIDIA or Intel GPUs (yet?)