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Snapdragon X Elite vs Intel Core Ultra 7 in a Dell XPS 13 chassis. Which is better?
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00:00 Intro
00:22 Unboxing
06:47 Testing

[@PatPatych]

You're the only youtuber that does tests other than video editing. Doing god's work.

[@fallinginthed33p]

Yes, yes and yes! Premiere Pro and Lightroom aren't the only programs that people use for work. These ARM PCs work great if you're using Office and a web browser for work.

[@bradavon]

Yeah it's so annoying. They make reviews and are totally ignorant to the apps their audiences use. Video editing is a niche use for a computer. The complaints are squarely video editing and gaming. Video editing is being fixed and if you want to game why would you not get a gaming PC 🤷

[@Mahesha999]

I wish I can upvote this comment hundred times ... it just feels meh when they pull up some video editing software or some game ... there are many other apps / IDEs / tools that can run into many other problems (compatibility especially in case of X elite) apart from performance issues ...

[@naoyanaraharjo4693]

@@bradavon you know people want to be able to game everywhere especially outside the house right? Laptops are far more power efficient too

[@zt9233]

I think gaming. Is a legitimate test since we buy laptops for more than one reason. Also video editing is fair but not the only thing. Programming is an exciting one for me and that’s something I love this channel for and I’m thankful for KZbin because we can have niche channels like this.

[@synen]

I work in Bestbuy Geeksquad and those Snapdragon are getting returned like overburnt pizzas.

[@anilchandra617]

@@synen can you tell us the top 3 reasons, please?

[@3bmon3em]

@@synen why is that?

[@souviksaha5416]

can you tell us the reason why people are returning it?

[@cletusowns]

nice, looking to get an open box one of these. Coworker has one and loves it

[@anthony8890]

I returned mine, I had the Surface 7, I had so many graphical glitches, screen issues, and crashes that after a week I returned it and got myself a MacBook Air M3 16/512 instead. I will wait till next year with the Snapdragons. The GPU in the Surface was the same speed as my Intel Mac mini from 2018. They really messed up that part, the CPU had great performance though I will say that, and battery life was great!

[@vuongbinhan]

PSA, open-boxes of these laptops are already available on Best Buy for $200-$300 less than retail price. And the Galaxy Book is already being discounted by $350 barely 3 weeks after launch. It's not looking good.

[@da_volkov]

yeah, thats weird

[@christianr.5868]

If I can get an OLED surface for a discount, I’ll take that. Qualcomm should’ve been more transparent though

[@MadafakinRio]

Being able to buy them for $300 cheaper sounds awesome to me lol

[@sameersheriff7078]

These ARM based windows is just a marketing gimmick as not at least anytime soon developer are going to switch over from x86 so better buy intel or and based laptops if you want windows machine .

[@christianr.5868]

@@sameersheriff7078 nope, too hot and poor battery life

[@TheAbhishekJadhav]

2:45 complaining about tilted sticker and in next shot we can see your KZbin sign tilted in back 😂😂😅

[@AZisk]

good point:)

[@andrewdunbar828]

They customized it just for him.

[@k4everut]

My favorite is: complains about the stickers, doesn't know which laptop has which processor in it, then reads the stickers and gets the answer. Seriously, the stickers are just there to quickly advertise the processor, GPU, and RAM when you first buy the computer. Once you know your specs, just remove the darn stickers. They weren't meant to stay there and are not permanently attached to the computer.

[@zt9233]

@@k4everutI love KZbinrs. The come up with the same complaints and repeat them generating an echo chamber. A few weeks ago they all bought iPads and the. Complained the iPads didn’t have macOS. But they didn’t complain the MacBooks didn’t have touch screens which is what they really want. 😅

[@user-bc7cb8uu7e]

​@@zt9233A MacBook with a touch screen is not the same thing as an iPad. Otherwise nobody would want an ipad

[@necuz]

19:03 While the Mandelbrot generator is a Python script, it probably just calls out to some C libraries, right? The Intel version could be using AVX math instructions to go way faster than the ARM.

[@reddove17]

Yeah I would bet it is due to some C library that is totally unoptimised for ARM. Though it does not make much sense, ARM has been out so long, compiler optimisations should be there already. Could it be a windows thing? Would running the same script through wsl in the ARM one be faster for example?

[@necuz]

@@reddove17 This fancy new ARM CPU only supports 128-bit SIMD instructions, while the Intel can do 256 bits at a time. So when dealing with optimized code that does a bunch of math, about twice as fast is the expectation and that also lines up pretty close to reality.

[@jaaval]

The benchmarks-game mandelbrot test should be pure python. So whatever speed differences there are those should be in the interpreter itself. Which typically is written in C of course.

[@rj7250a]

@jaaval to be complete, the benchmark should do a version calling optimized C libraries, wich will use x86 AVX stuff and simulate vector-heavy code. And also a pure Python version for code with little use of vector code.

[@vinusuhas4978]

​@@necuz what about apple silicon chips ?

[@deneguil-1618]

these laptops look amazing but the lack of physical function keys is a deal breaker for me. I would also be interested in a test with the Acer snapdragon laptop as it has an IPS display like the surface that won your battery test but with a way bigger 75 Wh battery

[@vjo03]

You might want to check out the Dell Latitude 7455

[@deneguil-1618]

@@vjo03 it's not too interesting imo, it's very expensive and only has a 54 Wh battery, even the microsoft surface is cheaper for the same specs

[@billkigathi3492]

I can't for the life of me understand what dell was thinking after seeing the 2-3 yr response to the Mac touchbar 😂

[@SpaceDoodle2008]

The X Elite lineup has to stand out from all others in the future - but not with some cappy AI stuff. The only thing we want is a real competitor to Apple with great performance and usability. (and support for Linux; not only WSL)

[@50V0N]

I don't know what the ai hate is all about LoL. It made my college life so much easier. All the boring works can be done in a snap while u can use that time for something else.

[@drill_fiend1097]

​@@50V0Nthe GPT and large LLM models you used while in college aren't the kind of thing that can run on NPUs inside mobile phones or laptop. The NPUs in these things can do at best face recognition or voice transcribing.

[@__Senpai_XD__]

@@50V0N its not people hating ai. Its just people dont want ai EVERYWHERE .

[@elderman64]

@@50V0N The big issue is that most of these ai models running on NPUs are borderline useless. Companies just think the users are stupid and would gush out when they read the word AI

[@MadafakinRio]

@SpaceDoodle2008 the performance & battery life ARE already great. Every review so far said so. And as for Linux, there's like 6 people that care about that. It will come eventually, but it's really not a priority in this world.

[@ultravisitors]

You've got so many machines Alex.

[@AZisk]

The name’s Aphex :)

[@FriedrichLeopoldvonBraunschwei]

@@AZisk do you want to sell one of the products to me? I’m interested in the windows surface laptop

[@igordasunddas3377]

Thank you very much for your efforts!

[@BohdanWynnyckyj]

22:51 The trackpad issue could be due to poor grounding of the USB-C charging ports. This is unfortunately a common oversight in cheap metal windows laptops. To check if that's the case try using the trackpad while touching any metal part around the keyboard deck with a wet finger. Don't worry it wont hurt or anything) It'll just put you on the same ground charge as your laptop>monitor>power supply> ground house wire>the ground pole that is barried into the ground under the home you live in. If you decide to try it I would very much appreciate if you share the results)

[@vasudevmenon2496]

Have been the issue since 2013 on XPS, precision and Alienware

[@BakrAli10]

Bookmark comment later

[@johnnydoe3603]

My MacBook Pro gives me Daily Shocks while Charging. For some Odd Reason, Apple Cheaped Out on the Ground Pin. 😂

[@vasudevmenon2496]

@@johnnydoe3603 that could be due to aluminium chassis and ESD.

[@Nova-tf3es]

Got a precision 5560. It has the same issue .now i use a mobile charger which has lower wattage and doesnt cause any lag in touchpad .the only downside is very slow charging or sometimes the laptop disharge at high load

[@uranblut]

regarding the touchpad lag: is it possible it lowered the refresh rate because of the two additional screens?

[@aristotelisentertainment279]

Invisible trackpads? Capacitive buttons?? Wtf were they thinking...

[@Dominus_Potatus]

You know... a lot of executives that cannot create pdf doean't care about it.

[@v5k456jh3]

Next thing we know it's 2 touchscreens opening up, one for keyboard and one for... screen.

[@alecs3031]

@@v5k456jh3 Lenovo already tried that on the Yoga Book, it flopped hard,

[@Winnetou17]

Typical "create product to look good and sell to the uninformed" vs "create product to actually be useful". Dell lost it for several years already. Though they're so big, they can actually swing back before it gets too bad.

[@TheKdcool]

That is the only reason I would choose this computer, the looks are amazing

[@davidtindell950]

thank you for doing all of this work so that we may benefit from your results!

[@zielu84]

@ziskind I was using XPS 13 with i7 and this touchbar. Worst thing was that whenever he was overheating touchbar stops to work, it becomes untouchable-bar

[@greatrespect1549]

Thanks for installing the Android studio. I also had made a comment earlier.

[@MadafakinRio]

Another great video. I love your coverage of these Snapdragon devices. That python performance really was weird.

[@bradavon]

These reviews of the new Snapdragon Laptops are SO MUCH better than most of the reviews who spend a minute complaining Premier Pro isn't available, DaVinci Resolve is Beta and Games don't work well on a PC not designed for playing Games and move on, even concluding rhe laptops are "bad" based on narrow, biased reviewing. Someone who's doing proper analysis. Thanks a million.

[@Dani-kq6qq]

The selling point of pc has always been compatbility, to the point that the vast majority of laptops at this price range can play games even when they werent build for it. Might as well wzit for Strix and lunar lake

[@billkigathi3492]

Love the 'real' x elite vids- you are doing a good job at separating the hype from the day to day realities of living with such a machine 😅

[@DielsonSales]

@@billkigathi3492 and doing tests other than “let’s see how long it takes to export a video” gosh all KZbinrs think everybody is another KZbinr?

[@Cristian-yj4gk]

What happens with the script at 18:00 is that Python's stdout mechanism on Windows is messed up. Even if Measure-Command should redirect it to something like /dev/null, it still looks like some OS interrupts are awaited.

[@user-ti5ce4hg1o]

Thanks for the vid! I recently tried using an Asus Snapdragon X Elite laptop, and after opening Notepad, I typed some text to test out the keyboard. When I went to press Ctrl+A in order to select all of the text and clear it to type again, the Co-pilot feature activated (since they removed the right Ctrl key and replaced it with Co-pilot key). It's quite strange how so many companies have been persuaded to remove the right Ctrl key altogether. I'm really hoping that this trend doesn't continue

[@RichWithTech]

Thank you for doing this balanced comparison sir

[@AmosAAnderson]

My understanding is that usb-c 4 supports Thunderbolt 3 and it's part of the spec.

[@bencusb]

@@AmosAAnderson was about to leave this comment, yes the usb 4 spec includes thunderbolt 3 and the physical connector must be usb type c

[@melihcelik9797]

I want to know what happened with that python test. Maybe if we can check the code we can confirm if its calling a x86 library, specifically AVX libraries? I'ver heard that prism doesn't really do a great job with AVX instructions

[@niuben003]

Hi Alex, is your python mandelbrot script publicly available somewhere and free to use? I am interested in understanding its slow performance on Snadragon X Elite. Thanks!

[@samueltulach]

The touchpad lag you experienced while connecting the external monitor could be because the screens were set to be duplicated (instead of extend). Windows does some really weird crap when you do that, so everything seems delayed on both monitors (I know that since connecting a record card and duplicating a monitor to it does that even on my main rig).

[@ashgoel6593]

I love your videos @AZisk... I have a surface pro 11 with the X1E-80-100 and 32gb ram...on Wsl2 it ran the Mandelbrot in 36 secs.... Something is definitely up with the XPS 13....

[@KaldekBoch]

I have a 2022 XPS13 Plus 9320. Same design. The trackpad becomes second nature very quickly.

[@garrysingh4484]

What do you do with all these Laptops after testing (:

[@imopn]

I have always enjoyed Alex's videos, but he keeps getting better and better. I now find myself going to the channel just to check if I missed a new vid...

[@mikev324]

How does the speaker audio compare? Can Dolby Access be installed for free from the MS Store to enhance the audio?

[@CapsAdmin]

The mandletbrot test emitting all that text to the terminal might cause some performance discrepancies between terminals and maybe even within the same terminal but configured differently. (ie windows terminal for windows vs wsl)

[@MartinzW]

The trackpad lag after connected to external device are possibly related to grounding issues generally common in laptops. You possibly would notice the same with power supply as well. In some brands it's less noticeable but generally it can happen to even the best laptops.

[@jb3839]

@@MartinzW hey, I have the same issue. Can tell more about it or how to solve it.

[@MartinzW]

@jb3839 if unplugged it works perfectly but plugged in it behaves with delay, you can try following: in Windows settings increase trackpad sensitivity to max, you could try to ground it to some metal chassis, sometimes plugging in an external device in USB with metal chasis helps like external hard drive.

[@BakrAli10]

Bookmark comment later

[@DanielHarrisCodes]

LocalDB does work on WoA now - but you have to use named pipes in your connection string to avoid an error.

[@user-yj1ov9cz9g]

Thunderbolt 4 is USB4 with most optional features on (like basically all the other host implementations), and Thunderbolt 3 is mostly the same

[@4dzxk332]

Fantastic review you're the go to man for developers when they want to upgrade for sure.

[@EivindGussiasLkseth]

Interesting how the X Elite started off well, but fell behind when doing real world development work. I wonder if it's just Pthon that is slower on ARM 🤔 What would happen if you run the same program as .NET apps?

[@LiVeWiRez]

🤔 Alex, Can you test running a Windows Server VM on one of the Snapdragon Elite laptops you have? If it works how much of the cpu cores are being stressed while running it and using the host Win11 apps like a browser?

[@stuff6181]

my next laptop is definitely going to be arm, but I use a lot of engineering applications, so we will have to wait. Probably til the X elite 4. I am waiting for the igpu to be at least close to the laptop 3060 that i have.

[@olebogengthothela1191]

Doesn't placing the laptops next to one another cause heat transfer?

[@panathaninf]

Now that the hype is gone, reality kicks in

[@kenhew4641]

this is like when Apple M chips first came out, people were saying x86 is dead and that all future computer chips will be ARM based. As of now 94% of all chips used in computers are still x86 chips

[@user-nf3qt1mj8v]

@@kenhew4641 Well this the worst of arm and we pretty much have seen the best of x86. Year over year the IPC gains are abysmal and they're increasing on the power too. However with the recent improvements from the Intel & AMD in the laptop segment is quite good but still they don't match up to the efficiency of ARM. ARM is only going to get good from now on

[@DielsonSales]

@@kenhew4641and now Intel has come up with Lunar Lake.

[@dezejongeman]

in the video you mention which model of devices you use is in the description. I don't see it. are you going to add that in YT?

[@nazishmallickanmol24786]

How much they last , for a single charge after your test?

[@evroadtrips689]

I still don't understand why there isn't a ARM version of android studio for windows. The Mac has had a ARM version for years now.

[@floppa9415]

market share

[@MrPurle]

I wish I could give you an extra thumbs up for the Aphex Twin reference... :)

[@notcorrect]

The usb4 spec includes thunderbolt 3. That's why its not mentioned and why it works with your thunderbolt drive.

[@lehaepta]

My guess that if you lower the power limit on the Intel processor, it will offer a comparable performance to ARM, with similar battery results. The performance/consumption ratio on x86’s is reeeeally non-linear; the difference in performance between, for example 30 and 60 watts is MUCH less than 2 times. Look at Steam Deck wattage tests if you’re interested.

[@hansdietrich1496]

Writing this on an old XPS 13. Great machine. Stood the daily test of live very well!

[@zeus1117]

Laptops are made slightly angled cause the initial warm of the HW make the whole chassy expand a bit to horizontal. It's like initial stretching.

[@skimandla]

Wish i had programming skills like yours

[@TheJoseUrena]

Sorry, no TCP on SQL? It should connect if you run sql browser and TCP is enabled

[@jasonpmcqueen]

I ordered a Surface Laptop 7 on ARM just to try it out. Started to install my usual programs and drivers and received too many 'not supported' or 'not available' messages for printers and programs. Sent it back. Has the potential to be great but there's no reason for this to be happening upon launch in 2024.

[@danielecastagna3313]

"I got my favourite knife." Officer...

[@behnam3617]

Could you test X Elite vs Intel on other laptop? This was weird that X Elite came last in Mandelbrot test python in this video. I’ve bought Lenovo Slim 7x I want to know if that’s the dell unit’s problem or maybe Python on Arm problem or if X Elite is slower than the Intel version.

[@britishagent]

Great content Alex

[@LE8271]

You can install sql server x86 in docker on arm. At least on a mac. Cannot tell if it works on Win machines but if not it will.

[@MartinzW]

Yeah, Docker apparently supports Windows on Arm so worth taking a look

[@guymontag5]

It's ridiculous that Android Studio doesn't support ARM64. It's based on Intellij which has had ARM64 support for a couple year now. I'm guessing it's entirely because they don't have an ARM64 android emulator ready

[@behnam3617]

Did you install numpy on any of your x elite laptop? I couldn't get to install on mine. It runs into issue. Apparently at the moment no pre-built wheels numpy is available for Windows on Arm. It requires building from source, but my attempt led nowhere. Sucks!

[@DielsonSales]

Does it happen in the WSL?

[@hackysmack]

I think those strips expand either because of heat or chemical interaction like with oil.

[@simranbanwait]

What you do with all these machines after testing and videos done

[@Basilflowers]

i think he returns them idk

[@gorudonu]

so which one of snapdragon laptops do you like the most ?

[@krzysztoffurmaga3811]

Could you make comparison test for docker how does it handle with most common images? (node, dotnet, python, ruby, php, etc)

[@Free4All-rb5lz]

very usefull video, you are great man. Love from India !

[@jakewynn]

I like this. There's a bit of beef between youtubers regarding these ARM processors, yet its weirdly reassuring hearing a comparison from a tech developer. Feels enlightening.

[@ThereAlwaysSomeone]

The problem with xElite is the lack of support for arm in windows. Not everything can be emulated. I have my Surface Laptop 7 and I cannot for example install Goodge Drive app as Google does not plan to introduce ARM support for it on Windows. And this is just the beginning - we will see what else is not going to work. Since my workflow relies heavily on Google Drive (company policy) this is a huge issue.

[@50hzAva]

Usb4 is/can be thunderbolt 3 compatible, it's essentially a open version of the standard

[@sushiladhikari133]

Hi Alex, Can you do a webcam comparison on your next video? XPS webcams are always craps till now, but yhey said, Snap Dragon has a dedicated image signal processor, and let's find out the difference😉

[@tutacat]

Nice of your fingers to give the intel a fraction of a headstart. But it's not exactly hard to optimise web apps for Arm.

[@pumpuppthevolume]

right clicking is 2 fingers click right

[@marcustmusic]

I watched a Level1Techs video where he interviews a game dev and according the dev, some of the software may not be optimized yet because they didn't get a dev kit for the current version of the ARM chip. So I think the Intel laptop being faster is mainly due to developers not having a chance to optimized their apps before the retail launch. I use a MacBook and not every application is available, so it's gonna take some time before Windows on ARM get their time in the light.

[@floppa9415]

That guy talked about the GPU driver being crap, these here are all CPU issues.

[@tutacat]

Thunderbolt is not a protocol, it is just a specification for USB4. If it supports the same features, it is the same, just unbranded. 40Gbps can be either 3.2x2 or 4.0, but it's most likely the same USB4 as on the intel laptop.

[@edwinschaap5532]

2:54 Apple would have figured out something that would ensure that the stickers would always align perfectly. And they would highlight it in a keynote as a feature.

[@AlmorTech]

Oh my, another one! 🔥❤️

[@unjordi]

I'll wait for second gen 🤷. They have my trust but can't give them my productivity. Also: I love that you're working on BLAZOR!! ❤

[@andrewdunbar828]

I always thought the size was the screen diagonal, like with TVs. But I never measure any of my laptops' screens to check.

[@DavideBretti]

Can I connect 2 external monitors to the Snapdragon model?

[@croarsenal]

Any chance you could get your hands on the new ThinkPad T14s with the Snapdragon?

[@blackbird5199]

Please, get them on it.

[@mikayel18ify]

Could you compare power bi performance on these please?

[@trippplefive]

well i was getting excited about Windows on ARM... not anymore. at least the tech KZbinrs got a free trip (including accommodations) courtesy of Qualcomm for hyping up this crap. hope it was worth it

[@im_schook]

Sorry to nitpick, but I'm pretty sure he means "x86" every time he says "x64" when referencing the intel machine.

[@praveenk7547]

As usual great stuff from Alex. Lots of wishes from India

[@Aashish99999]

Bhai laptop suggest kro similar to MBA M1, with 16GB RAM. Budget around 65k. With metal build like Lenovo slim 5 or 5i

[@scientist30]

Buy anything with AMD. AMD more efficient and faster ha

[@RobloxianX]

You could also compare it to the XPS 14 with the 4050 to see how current gen dGPU laptops fair against X-Elite

[@luxxy707]

Hp uses those strips and i lost mine in a year. And its very hard to find a replacement too. Dell must be insane to use those. What happened to four pads they used to use.

[@wintercounter2]

IntelliJ has support for Windows on ARM. Why not test with that?

[@onlysublime]

I hate the XPS 13 keyboard. They made the keys bigger to make up for the fact that there's no spacing between the keys. But because you run the risk of hitting the adjacent key, the target becomes tiny. If you don't strike the key right in the middle, you have the chance of hitting the adjacent key which is super stressful.

[@hassejansson]

How does Cubase run on snapdragon?

[@andyH_England]

Thanks!

[@behnam3617]

996 Seconds here for Mandelbrot 16000 iteration. Lenovo Slim 7x (Snapdragon X Elite - X1E-78-100), Visual Studio Code Arm64, Python AMD64 (since numpy currently does not provide pre-built binary wheels for Windows ARM64). Set to High Performance in powercfg, CPU utilization does not go above 15%, GPU utilization doesn't surpass 11%.

[@smit17xp]

can you do these tests on native linux ? cause linux is more matured on arm than windows

[@shawngee1]

Can you install a distro of Linux on the snapdragon?

[@SirusStarTV]

8:09 you can see frame by frame comparison that intel xps actions appear quicker (not all the time)

[@bpavuk]

may I ask you to try and run Dishonored on the ARM machine?

[@yuryzhuravlev2312]

I believe your Python script used NumPy for mathematics, and it was built without native (C/ASM) optimizations or only with basic ARM things. I believe nobody supports Windows on ARM in the Python wheels.

[@D4rm_]

Excellent review! Intel will be the default until most apps migrate to ARM. I want a video dedicated to Linux on both systems, that would be amazing.

[@12100F]

ARM is 64-bit. Not sure what you're referring to when you say X64. Maybe you mean x86?

[@vinusuhas4978]

Can you the npu like u used the macs ?

[@tutacat]

Run android studio in WSL. Also android studio can run arm64 devices, not sure about native on windows.

[@randallburnett3655]

Touchpad CAN BE GREAT - on my XPS13 i went to AutoZone and got a roll of pinstriping and marked the edges of the touch area. GAME CHANGER! This is a "haptic" touchpad (which is WONDERFUL) but i agree the borders need to be shown - and the pinstriping is perfect because you can see AND feel the touch borders.

[@hoterychannel]

Need some test with battery and while charging, theres always some difference in performance

[@vasudevmenon2496]

Actually thought the the keyboard was touch screen like the foldable laptops from Asus and ThinkPad.