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Copilot+ PCs provide 5x better performance over popular 5-year-old PCs

Started by Redaktion, November 03, 2024, 22:57:29

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Redaktion

Microsoft's new Copilot+ PCs are not just focusing on AI capabilities. A recent report demonstrates performance and battery life improvements over popular 5-year-old Windows PCs.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Copilot-PCs-provide-5x-better-performance-over-popular-5-year-old-PCs.912677.0.html

Mr Majestyk

Could we actually have some details of what they compared them to, what laptops, which cpu's, where screen resolutions the same, same brightness levels etc. I have no doubt at all they would be massively better, especially on battery, just want to know what we are comparing.

Worgarthe

Quote"The tech giant claims the Copilot+ PCs are the fastest and most intelligent Windows PCs ever built."

Lol.


K-Kun

That's some garbage writing you got going on there. A lot of claims from biased sources, with no particular details offered over the hardware and the tests, nor more substantial reports from those same tests rather than some vague pointless percentages.

CPUs that ate clearly not as versatile as our current gen desktop CPUs, and that power efficiency is expected by default given the type of processor they are, so the article builds up nothing.

x360ACE

Quote from: Worgarthe on November 03, 2024, 23:56:49
Quote"The tech giant claims the Copilot+ PCs are the fastest and most intelligent Windows PCs ever built."

Lol.
Why does this sound so discount Cupertinoishly Apple? Like there's a reality distortion field hidden inaide this seemingly innocuous statement.

Ziv


ArsLoginName

Quote from: Ziv on November 04, 2024, 20:06:29So brand new pc's are better than five year old pc's. Who'd have thought.

I know. Riiiight??? Processors made on 4 nm are better and faster than 5 year old processors that were fabbed on 10 mm (Intel)/7 nm (AMD). Imagine that. Smaller transistors use less power.

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