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jasoneckert ◴[24 Sep 25 22:44 UTC] No.45366812[source]▶

As someone who has used the Snapdragon X Elite (12 core Oryon) Dev Kit as a daily driver for the past year, I find this exciting. The X Elite performance still blows my mind today - so the new X2 Elite with 18 cores is likely going to be even more impressive from a performance perspective!

I can't speak to the battery life, however, since it is dismal on my Dev Kit ;-)

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1. adrr ◴[25 Sep 25 06:38 UTC] No.45369882[source]▶

>>45366812 #

Unless they added low power cores to it, its probably isn't great. Chip design was for originally for datacenters.

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2. ZuLuuuuuu ◴[25 Sep 25 08:48 UTC] No.45370636[source]▶

>>45369882 (TP) #

Didn't laptops with Snapdragon X Elite CPUs have pretty good battery life?

https://www.pcworld.com/article/2375677/surface-laptop-2024-...

X2 Elite shouldn't be that different I think.

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