Qualcomm is entering the world of mobile computing with the launch of its new Snapdragon X Plus processor, designed specifically for Windows 11 ARM PCs. This processor is a true revolution in the world of computing, offering exceptional performance, tremendous power efficiency and amazing artificial intelligence capabilities, enabling an unparalleled digital experience.
Superior performance and exceptional efficiency:
The Snapdragon
The processor consists of:
6 high-performance cores to handle intensive tasks like playing games and editing videos.
4 power-efficient cores handle basic tasks like web browsing and email, helping extend the device's battery life.
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In addition, the processor supports LPDDR5X RAM with a capacity of up to 64 GB, providing tremendous data transfer speed and tremendous multitasking ability.
Unparalleled AI capabilities:
The Snapdragon X Plus is the first Windows 11 ARM PC processor with an integrated Neural Processing Unit (NPU). This NPU enables the processor to deliver incredible AI performance, as it can process up to 45 TOP (45 trillion operations per second) AI operations.
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Powerful graphics for a stunning visual experience:
The Snapdragon
The Adreno GPU can power 3 external displays at 4K at 60Hz HDR, 2 at 4K at 120Hz, or 1 at 5K at 60Hz.
This provides a stunning visual experience for watching movies, editing photos and playing games.
Comparison with other processors:
The Snapdragon X Plus is a strong competitor to other more powerful processors on the market, such as the Intel Core i7 and AMD Ryzen 7.
Snapdragon X Plus outperforms these processors in:
Power efficiency: Snapdragon X Plus consumes much less power than other processors, which helps extend the device's battery life.
AI capabilities: Snapdragon X Plus delivers much better AI performance than other processors, enabling AI applications to run smoothly and efficiently.
Size: The Snapdragon X Plus is a much smaller processor than other processors, allowing for thinner and lighter computers to be designed.
