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10-core Snapdragon X Plus surfaces, will ship on the Surface Pro 10 OLED
10-core Snapdragon X Plus surfaces, will ship on the Surface Pro 10 OLED
While Microsoft is gearing up for its Windows on ARM event on May 20, Qualcomm is preparing the processors that will power that revolution.
The flagship in that new line of silicon is the Snapdragon X Elite but it has a sidekick - the Snapdragon X Plus. Today, we have our first solid information about the latter chip.
The Snapdragon X Plus surfaced in a Geekbench DirectML benchmark on a device codenamed OEMMN. There's no room for interpretation on the chip's part - it's plainly named - the Snapdragon X Plus or X1P64100.
The Qualcomm Oryon CPU is a 10-core unit with a max clock speed...
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While Microsoft is gearing up for its Windows on ARM event on May 20, Qualcomm is preparing the processors that will power that revolution.