It only looks like a commercial for Qualcomm. AMD's strix point has more TOPS than Qcomm

"Apple Intelligence" being "AI" is the most Apple thing I have ever seen from apple.

4 years ago you said almost the same

Coreteks is Celso Soares....and that voice ISN'T him. Something wrong has happened to our channel here.

Fuck Adobe's near monopolistic position.

Nope! Not interested in trading security for convenience. I can't think of anything more intrusive than the direction Copilot+ is taking us. MS have already had to backtrack on how Recall is implemented, so there's already been huge push-back here. However, the general consumer will be sucked into the marketing hype for A.I and seeing a new PC with a Copilot+ sticker along with the lure of A.I, will be giving up their data for that ever-popular convenience. The mad push toward everything A.I is a gold-mine of data for corporations wanting more of what you have. I will actively avoid Copilot+ certified hardware moving forward and disable as many A.I features as I can in Windows.

1. Most people aren't interested in image generation to a point they would run for npu device. It's like a toy, funny filters on some apps like tik tok etc, they played a bit and trashed later. 2. Microsoft isn't a company that people would gladly trust their data, even hardcore windows users are making plans to move away to another os if win 11 will become the only supported version. And recall feature scared off even more. 3. Most people don't watch movies on windows machines. The moment smart TVs took over this trend died really quick. So this connection you're talking about simply won't fly. Not to mention if the movie is interesting why do you need you phone? And if it's not than why torture yourself watching it or even search information about it on your phone, this makes no sense. 4. All major companies will have npus but Microsoft said it would be useless for its main feature aka recall at the start. Same goes for Qualcomm, so the only thing that every single company including lenovo has announced is image generation. It's not like we already had 100+ apps that do that. 5. Admins won't be running around replacing laptops for arm based ones. Do you know why? Software compatibility both non popular one and very specific one and companie's self written one. This is the same reason Linux can't get much share. So neither the program nor npu is a selling point. When devices will be available for testing and battery life will be tested than we could talk about its value.

Most people do not care about generating funny images or being tracked by M$... At the end, PC is about - price - general CPU & GPU performance - compatibility IMO Copilot will end up like the Facebook metaverse... A lot of hype in the heads of delusional CEOs.

copilot = I will never touch this stuff.

Love the Coreteks Content……Started with a an “Intel” Ad, being shown before the video predicting X86’s doom…..the irony 😀😀😀😀

I only care about gaming performance ARM chips are not good at it .

With Lunar Lake around the corner, I think it's too early to give the win to Qualcomm. Apple and Intel will lock the competition out from next gen TSMC nodes. AMD cares more to buy their own stock while selling us silicon from 5 year old nodes.

arm might be the future, the same way AI is the future, as in, far in the future, currently, I couldn't give two shits for a laptop you can't play with, but can ask it to create 7 fingered monstrosity while barely using the battery, whoopdie doo!

Mic audio issues :|

Does Coreteks think "Chinese" is only spoken in China?

Ah, the ol’ Arm Pit😂, RISC5 is seriously nipping at the heels of ARM-then there is the entirely new SOC based biologic LightValve

I’ll would be happy if Recall wasn’t a thing.

dude i am already using ARM on windows.... its so bad.... if this is the end product that will be launched with the qualcom stuff and the best they can do is only 12 cores.... GL with that... even with the apple silicon with more cores thrown at it, its still a horrible experience.... there is just a lot of stuff missing in ARM to even work well enough... and the translation layers that these 2 OS makers keeps claiming to have done... i guess they are amazing but it still does not beat an x86 with its proper instruction set.... yes the performance and efficiency is great and does look amazing on benchmarks... the problem is that its only benchmarks and that in general computing tasks, and especially for my work... it does not perform as well as an x86 platform with lower benchmark scores... especially in the stability department.... almost everyday i have to deal with a BSOD from windows just doing window's things... at least if i run full on MacOS its fine but when i use windows along with it.... yea the main problem with the qualcom stuff is not the chip... in fact its great that we have an option for people that use the laptops for only web browsing and other light tasks... the problem is that it does not come with its own dedicated OS like MacOS... relying on windows is going to kill off these new chips before it can even gain market share....

I have a snapdragon laptop (lenovo x13s) which has the same SOC as the microsoft surface of that generation. I hate it that the platform is closed and it is practically impossible to run any hypervisor other than Hyper-V. It is hard to t=run Linux on it and quite impractical because of all the patches the kernel needs and it is impossible to run a hypervisor.

Watching Intel's Computex, you could see they are pretty shaken up by the rapid adoption of Qualcomm chips (really impressive vs the slow adapt of Zen2 a few years ago). But that's a great thing, it means Intel are taking Qualcomm seriously and will respond according. Its exciting times for consumers with Apple vs Intel vs AMD vs Qualcomm, and soon MediaTek/Nvidia too

Microsoft fumbled Woa with their recall shenanigans

I was more impressed with Intel Lunar Lake. They responded accordingly to the Snapdragon X Elite hype.

What does it matter if a Judge will force Qualcomm to stop the release? ARM Lawsuit...

AI replacing parents and teachers? Perfect technology for powers that rule over you and me.

Qualcomm is all hype and promotion until some computers get released, reviewed and benchmarked. Way too much excitement over something that isn't actually available to consumers yet.

The best part about copilot and windows is it allowed me to transition over too Linux Mint and the lack of AI garbage I don’t have to deal with. Cheers.

AI on the OS level is a no-go. I already started migrating to Linux.

It was already shown that ARM, and RICS in general, is good for simple, low end consumer devices, targeted at "zombies" consuming social media or playing mobile games. Simple hardware excels at simple tasks. But when it comes to powerful gaming machines, workstations, or generally machines that are heavily loaded with broad spectrum of tasks - then the extra silicon capable of running specialised instructions (we have hundreds of these in x86...) pays of.

Yes, but can Qualcomm preform the dark rituals necessary to summon daemon from the immaterium to make their silicon like Apple does?

But what about music production? Are we still dependent on x86x64?

Interesting. I'm going to need good Linux support before considering it though. I'm not interested in the creepy Microsoft spyware.

I really like your videos, Could you make a video about photonic chips and different alternatives that could disrupt the industry?

You're atleast bold. I doubt the first gen of these qualcomm chips will truly be this amazing. But the second gen and when developers get on board. Holy hell will it be cool

I'm having a moment of realization here and I'm hesitated so say this. Even the PCs are not safe from AI and eventually will be replaced by the AI. Mind you the Computer + AI are not Personal Computer. It's more like Data Miners to me.

Google search used to be great but these days it's so biased towards sponsors that it's now utterly useless. Any search engine should be truth seeking and not money seeking.

No they didn't. They showed very little hard data and only spouted marketing. People are interested in ARM PCs because they expect them to be cheap and efficient like their phone chips. One glance at announced pricing shows Qualcomm has zero interest in making these affordable. $1200, $1300, and $1400 _starting_ prices for a thin and light without a dGPU? That's Apple cultist territory. Early tests have also shown they're plenty power hungry when asked to do any real workload outside of browsing Amazon, which is also one of Lunar Lake's high points with it's 2 ultra low power cores. Once the novelty wears off and people realize they're paying a premium for their Windows apps to go _slower_ these are going to flop, or at the very least fizzle unless the consumer is completely unaware what they're even buying.

6:42 Did you forget the x64(AMD64) instruction set was invented by AMD in 1999(released in 2003)?

I haven't watched the full vid I have been watch a lot of videos on the event, but arm isn't ready for the majority of people. It has to keep up with legacy applications, and what m$ is doing isn't perfect. Business, and gaming is a big deal. So far I don't see arm or snapdragon being near what intel or amd can do. AI is also being added to all new chips for x86_64. battery life is very interesting, however most x86 CPUs now have great battery life even when pushed hard. ARM will take off when the majority of software is working better on these systems.

Man i liked your chanel but this is like the 10th video from the last 15 that will last like fine milk.

ARM is the way forward, but that doesn't mean Qualcomm wins by default in the long run. Maybe they're the first serious player out of the gate, but there are a lot of players - including Nvidia. This video is a bit naive and optimistic with its predictions.

This is a good change from x86. Intel and AMD are actually selling old tech still.

Did I understand correctly? Snapdragon is former VIA?

Sure... it will take qualcomm like 2 generations to make their PC lineup acceptable, the first review samples are already reported to be performing at 60% of what was advertised at the announcement, even if they fix those the CPUs are basically Meteor Lake with a different badge at the same price or more... unless they start to give away CPUs for free to OEMs, nobody will buy these unless mandated by their company...

Congrats for falling for all the buzz words. The architecture is not novel and is already integrated in x86 CPUs and no emulation is required. These snapdragons are optimized to run chrome, whoopie.

Recall is something that might be interesting if it were an open source feature on Linux but from Microsoft? No thanks. NPUs are interesting but again I'd live to use it on Linux. I've transitioned from Windows 10 to Bazzite and NixOS due to the encrappification of Windows.

If you don't see regular desktop PC shown by Qualcomm it's because SD X Elite connectivity is total weak sauce, that's why you don't see a complete platform ecosystem around them. For instance they have only 8x 4th gen PCIe lanes, that's far from being sufficient for a desktop PC with a full fledged PCIe GPU or many others nVME SSDs.

I do like the "Gaming on Windows" part. Seems odd as they have decided to end Windows Mixed Reality, possibly rendering thousands of VR headsets like the HP G2 useless, unless someone comes up with a solution after the 24.H2 update.

Who was here when coreteks predicted the RISC arm architecture future? 👇

People should realize for the average consumers to tech & gaming enthusiasts more competition is always a good thing-- we'll need challenges to the existing monopolies if we don't want CPU trends to follow what's happened with GPUs lately.. 💸

ARM is indeed a future, but x86 will remain and most of the world most powerful computer run on x86 architecture, and ARM taking over will only happens gradually, also saying Qualcomm win Computex 2024 is pretty stupid considering that Intel is planning to produce ARM chips for Nvidia, also, Qualcomm is a shady company

price will dictate how many buy em, if a laptop can come down to 279 with the power of this cpu then it will matter but if its a 1000$+ fiasco then no

There might be a few people that fall for this, but I doubt most people will trade in their PCs for Windows running on a mobile phone.

Considering co-pilot has just nearly landed MS in court, I think I'll pass.

Unless there is a widespread layout and implementation of motherboards for these alternative CPU’s absolutely nothing is going to change. Even if a few motherboards were made available it would be a minimum of at least a decade before it’s adopted by software, hardware companies and the general public. In other words, not going to happen anytime soon if ever.

Enjoy listening to your thoughts on new and upcoming hardware. Keep up the good work, and dont mind the few haters.

Snapdragon x elite platform is not going to be a run away success for Qualcomm. It will have a ton of performance and compatibility issues that Qualcomm will have to work on. Most probably their second or third generation processors will be quite competitive against apple intel and AMD. Corporates will not buy Qualcomm laptops until third generation.

Imagine a Adreno dGPU too in the future

The M3 MAX remains at the top of the charts. The NPU performance is irrelevant when most of any serious AI workload is still offloaded onto an externally hosted LLM. Too much value is being placed on the NPU of the Snapdragon CPUs, for the NPU will only be utilized in rare circumstances. The majority of computer users will continue to write letters and reports, create spreadsheets, and develop presentations. The Snapdragon based computers I've reviewed the specifications of all have lackluster graphics capabilities (though better than most office workers are accustomed to).

welp what a hot mess of a future I mean we don't have to build a dystopian RTX on AI world do we???

I've been saying for years. Google kept YT runnning at a loss for so many years because it's value in not in revenue. It's in the data it give them. And they are using that to train their robots. Everyone has access to the front facing info but the amount of backend data YT has must be mind boggling.

cant wait for low power passively cooled beast with a shitload of pcie slots to add fast storage or multiple gpus

looking for lower end snapdragon, x elite too pricy. if the price beat or same as Intel and AMD, there no reason using AMD and Intel.

You make really great videos

will still not be that big of a hit in the commercial engineering sector, for avg consumers, movie/photo editors and coders sure. But nothing but win/x86 works on industry leading engineering Cad software like, Catia, Solidworks and nx. And it moves pretty slowly in that sector because any delay will be costly.

Dear Coretex, why do you think people are hating so much on your channel lately? Perhaps because they don't like your take on the obvious? Keep up the good work!

IMHO. People who doesn't understand tech and only use notebooks for office and web browsing will buy those computers because the long lasting battery. For example, if I give an ARM windows notebook for my wife and 60% of my coworkers they will never know that they are using another computer architecture 😂... After some years of installed base, more and more software and game companies will have the necessary incentive to compile a version for ARM windows. After that, it will start to make sense to have this architecture also in PCs

Imagine snapdragon x elite on tab s9 Ultra🤯

I was born in 93. Kids born 2010+ can't focus on anything longer than 15seconds. AI stuff is making it worse (~sql dev by profession, working with kids on laser tag on the weekends). Kids are shouting skibbi when playing - am I old now? Q_Q

We hear this since 00's 😂 where are they? PS: The new AMD Ryzen AI APUs are already faster than crApple M3, Quallcomm whatever X and intel whatever they have. 😂 The Ryzen has 50TOPS ;)

Qualcomm is gonna get eatn alive by Mediatek, AMD, Intel, they provide ZERO benifits in the PC space. M$ is just using them because Qualcomm agreed to give them a deal.

Rumors are that AMD is about to release an entire line of ARM based CPUs tbat will eat Qualcoms lunch.

snapdragon laptops featuring windows "recall"

it s about time to end this duopoly of x86 , cpu s based on arm can be made by anyone

Not a chance, not sure what you been smoking but arm will never replace intel and especially AMD on the pc level and certainly not 50% of the market!

Lol Qualcomm was lying the whole time. I knew it was too good to be true.

I have problems with all these companies, but I will not use copilot or anything from Microsoft that spy on me. I will switch to Linux as it is improving fast and has advantages over Windows. Nvidia is my favorite company after being my least favorite one for 15 years. I prefer them to ARM stuff + MS or the Radeon crap that can't run games or have all kind of problems, no 3D app support and shit AI support. About AI, it will take years before it can do anything useful in the industry and it is slowing down, SD3 is a failure. Some stuff is improving, but will slowdown too. IT is useful for low quality stuff, like images or videos, but it won't get to movies and videogames or even anime, might help at best. There is something in AI that can't make it, AGI would but AGI is a fantasy, is not real and won't ever be based on what intelligence is and what experts like Erik Larson explain.

If Intel critizice something, probably is worthy and a better product that they have.😮

Could.. but won't. Big improvement for mobile though!

Snapdragon X Elite 🚀 🚀 🚀

Doesn't matter who owned this year Computex, but who will be still relevant in the future and rest assured Nvidia will be there and it will do all in its power to maintain its position and even aggressively pursue next level in order to be industry leader. Out of lead, follow or get out of way they want to lead no matter what. And yes, AMD needs to bring something to consumer market as well besides APU with more TOPs as Intel woke up and Qualcomm is on the rise. For us consumers the competition is great and exactly what we need, so BIG to Apple for ditching Intel and moving to their Arm silicon, Qualcomm for ex Nuvia/ex Apple X-Elite and AMD with Nvidia for not standing by and letting Intel to comfortably lead and sit up there with their fabs and generous government subsidies. Very exciting times and I hope Google will wake the F$%k up as well as it has great potential with their Android store to enter PC consumer market, however it's sleeping and loosing to newcomers like Qualcomm and bulky, bloated WIndows which is quite a shame!

Everyone always compares to Apple’s 2nd fastest chip. Heh.

I rather switch to Linux then to Win11.

The video is correct in all perspectives, no matter how people want to deny it, the only thing I could add something different is the consumers accepting Microsoft shit in their computers. If ARM can work with Linux, 100%, I would love that, otherwise no. But the video itself is correct and expecting normal human behavior, most people will give up their liberty for some fancy tech shit.

I heard that arm is going to sue Qualcomm because they use custom arm chips without paying arm royalties on top of the poor performance i dont know how this launch will be successful...

It seems Microsoft may have destroyed the advantage. By the time the OS is ready, Intel will have chips out. It is a shame, as AI is not the big thing about these machines in my opinion. Rather the fact that they are M series competitors.

I prefer x86 for compatibility.

Great perspective on the Copilot PC, Coreteks! Can't wait to watch your review of the X Elite PC.

I see you in Russian .... I have an old computer i3 6100... 😂 artificial intelligence has long been built into the Yandex browser..... I don't need the latest processor and I don't need the Windows operating system either ..... I watch both on my android phone and on linux....

im stakning to intel or AMD, not interested on spy tech

after all this AI stuff is set and done, and you can have everything made without yourself to have do anything, all this stiff will become worthless, and more personal things will again be relevant. Like creating something by the person itself, not AI, and than AI will not be as important anymore

No they really didnt... its all overhyped and hot air. Early test are disappointing

NEY for A.I. featured chips, fk that shiet. AMD needs to re focus their energy and start making Gaming oriented Operating System with ZERO features and max performance only. That would skyrocket AMD sales loooong time. There is always demand for simple gaming chips, and simple OS.

Oh god no automatic translation please, KZfaq forces that shit down our throats and results are jarring. I already get annoyed with auto title translations to Portuguese

Sorry corereks, qualcomm will never get to 50% without enterprise and I don't see those customers converting to windows on arm.

you gonna pay npu power bills to be someones slave

Nvidia will wipe the floor with Qualcomm. Yeah Qualcomm will likely win over notebooks and other low power stuff, but the more high end segment of ARM will go to Nvidia cause Qualcomm won't be able to compete against Nvidia on GPU or AI side of things.

50 % lmao not when the games are slow and crash all the time it's like you never emulated games

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Ahhh so this is what will force me away from windows. And this is what will turn "PC" games into the Xbox like controllable market Microsoft wants. Kind of sounds like we need to support proton better so we dont all turn into mobile gamers as developers are prodded into mobile design to work on microsofts platform.

ARM's players entering the PC arena will bring some welcome competition, especially in the cpu and gpu race, but end AMD and Intel? don't make me laugh lol it will just force them to adapt, to become more aggressive on performance/price or both. I know many are angry at the likes of AMD and Nvidia for being greedy in the PC space and want them to suffer, hoping ARM's will enter the arena and stomp them, but the reality is, when faced with more competition, AMD and Intel will become more aggressive on price to its performance. I welcome ARM's players entering the PC arena, and I do want them to be successful to help shake up the PC space when it comes to cpu's and gpu's, which is lacking competition, but realistically, we have to jump off the hype train and get back down to earth on what is possible, if ARM's players really want to compete well in the PC space, they are going to need to have good x86 software compatibility with performance that goes with that, if they can deliver on both fronts, they've got a fighting chance. So assuming they are successful on the compatibility and performance front, ARM's players should target the biggest weakness of AMD, Nvidia and Intel, which is their greed, there are a lot of consumers crying out for more affordable options, especially in the gpu market, a lot more consumers will flock and take a chance on something else if the price is good, and being that ARM's chip are cpu's and gpu's combined a bit like APU's, if the performance is good, there would be fewer reasons to buy a dgpu. For now, there are too many unknowns, how the software compatibility is with x86 performance, what's the performance is like with said software, then there's the pricing, if it's too close to what PC players are already offering, then it's dead in the water, most user won't want to take a chance on something new that might have compatibility or performance issues with many x86 software when there are alternatives already on the market that are fully compatible without the performance issue, to put it another way, for ARM's players to really make a dent in the PC space, they will need good x86 software compatibility, performance with that software and they will likely need to be aggressive on pricing to turn heads, if they do all that, I think they will make inroads and give AMD, Nvidia and Intel something to worry about. Personally, it's too early to see how well ARM's will be in the PC space, but over the next 5 years, I think they could become big players if they play their cards right, but we should remember, having x86 software compatibility and then having the performance to go with it won't be an easy task, on top of that, look at Intel with its ARC gpu drivers, ARM's players will have to contend with the same, so we could be talking years before we are in the situation where ARM's software just works and works well with x86 software. Also, we should also remember that AMD, Nvidia and Intel are not asleep to the threat, AMD are already beefing up it's APU's and Strix Halo looks like a big leap forward, that's likely not by chance but AMD preparing for ARM's entering the PC arena, then we have Intel which it's new fabs will be coming online over the coming years, that will be a big shake up for Intel on the cpu and gpu front and could open up more capacity for chip manufacturing, then we have Nvidia, if ARM's players make a success in the PC space, that would open up the door for Nvidia doing the same without needing an x86 licence, in other words, Nvidia could enter the PC cpu market through the backdoor, which could be more of a threat to x86 then it is to AMD or Intel, being as both will be fine using ARM's or x86. Ultimately, the real winners in all this could be the consumers, we could finally start to see some real competition in core PC space of cpu's and gpu's, which has been lacking for so long with mostly two players competing in each area, and I find it ironic that it could be an outsider to the open PC space that shakes things up, which really shows how badly AMD, Nvidia and Intel are treating the PC market, which isn't a surprise when for most of the time, it's a dunopoly with AMD and Nvidia on gpu's, and AMD and Intel with cpu's, with Intel entering the gpu market recently but not enough to shake things up. So I'm excited for the future competition, but I'm not holding my breath for the near term future, because not much will change.