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Please compare gpd win 4 and aya neo 2

Yea, thanks for this bullshit in mid off Mass effet OST.

8BitDo controllers have their own software, I don't think you need AntiMicro.

Hi Sir, Today I watched atleast 10 different reviews on this item. Your's one is really an unbiased review. Thank you for putting this in perspective and not over exaggerating the use cases for these glasses. I want to buy such glasses but it may be too early to invest as things at still shaping up. I have a budget for a good 4k projector but these glasses attracted me. But since you mentioned w.r.t 24 inch monitor example, I don't think it would serve my use case of a huge screen with 3d capability. I really look towards watching your future reviews on this technology.

Hi does this work for playing steam on macbook ?

🫀= buy buy 🥺= No muny

I have the 256 LCD MODEL the display doesn’t bother me I have bad eyesight anyway and I’m always close to a wall outlet so battery is not important to me really the egocentric is fine with the lcd model I might have to replace the joystick someday with Hall effect sticks but whenever I upgrade it will be for the msi claw after they fix there software perhaps are the rog X

What about oled burn? Should we consider it?

So, there is some benefit to that Snapdragon X Elite - even if it is very, very small. Of course you can just use Hibernate option on your normal Intel/AMD laptop if you are not satisfied with standby

Honestly surprising that you didn't begin the review with "as an AI model..."

at this point pretty much anything destroys intel

I thank you for this because I could not get games to work on this thing. Controller did nothing for me. Just realized that installing rpcs3 through emudeck was my issue. When I just installed it from the store instead as a flatpak and followed this vid I’m playing games I haven’t played in years. Thanks 🙏🏼

When We will begin to see Handhelds with Ryzen 8850U / AI 370 ?

The Snapdragon devices are using device tree instead of ACPI. This is making it difficult for Linux to get ported onto them.

Shocking. A tablet with keyboard having good standby time

I recommend it entirely your crying too much about the connector use an older phone problem solved you can use mobile hotspot for wifi on the other phone it's all doable quit crying

The best thing is that I always keep my old phones for gaming most phones nowadays are power houses so my old phone will be strictly for this device now

It's not "watts per hour", it's just "watts".

How much of this can we take seriously showing only bench marking software and doesn't z1 extreme on ally get 60+ at 15-18 watt right now? Thanks Mr. phawx.

Generative AI, including image generation, only exists because companies like OpenAI steal from artists without attribution or compensation. Just because they've improved at discouraging the models from creating images with shutterstock watermarks and artists' signatures does not make their output ethical. Gen AI certainly does not fall under fair use: they are not using copyrighted works for critique or parody, but rather they are used in their entirety to train statistical models that they sell access to in a way that fundamentally threatens the ability of real artists, journalists, writers, and others to profit from their work. Reportedly, OpenAI has even used transcriptions of youtube videos to train GPT-4. Your work has probably been stolen to feed this machine, so why are you supporting it?

can do keyboard for dual screen?

Remind me again: what's the best standby mode for x86 CPU? Just got a new laptop and I almost forgot this also needed to be adjusted.

Why do you keep deleting comments about Dave2D not being honest in his review ???

Our car UI also lists rate of consumption (power) as kWh/h. Which is silly. Let’s simplify h/h = 1. And we get kW as our unit. Kilowatts. Watt is the unit of rate of consumption (power). Watt*hour (Wh) is energy. You can’t do W/h. That would be rate of consumption dividided by hour. Which makes no sense.

You already showed x86 is more performant at the same power draw, "modern standby mode" runs background services differing on different hardware, your x86 laptops are probably doing more or your snapdragon is going into hibernate sooner RUN Microsoft's SleepStudy from CMD do it on all laptops

Nooooooooo not 1W an hour its 1Wh/h so just 1W

Interesting how youtubers are spinning the wheel on these laptops ... stand by time ... lol ... I have an m3 pro macbook pro and it eats the x elite for breakfast and it can do it all day long. Once you start loading x elite with real productive workloads (those few that right now work properly) and you see intel level or amd level battery consumption .. nice try though

Well this is actually identical to my Fujitsu using the 1335u and 60wh battery (some other tweaks) but most importantly, Linux.

Lol my i5 Tiger Lake X1 Carbon lasts for weeks in standby, but that might be bc of Linux. Would be nice if you also compared with Linux to see if it's Windows doing it's thing in the background

Well from experience this seems to be like a strange device. The Modern Standby is at the platform level the machine entering S0ix state. I can say that it's possible to get Intel machines down to ~160mWh energy consumption. Though that's in Chromebooks. One of the reasons for a high power draw in such Modern Standby scenario might be how often device is woken up automatically by the system and what does it do then. Another is something at platform level preventing the SoC to actually enter S0ix (I suggest looking at Linux s2idle description and intel_cpuidle to understand what S0ix actually looks like).

dropping 20% after 12 hours sleep is completely not normal for x86 laptops. i usually get 0.4 - 0.5% / hours on a properly setup machine. Sure, ARM and Mac are still better, but not that earth shattering better

A lot of people are getting on the Phawx about the statement "watts per hour" And while it's not technically correct, he is using the correct relationship so it is a moot point. While it's not technically correct to say "watts per hour," using the relationship between watts (power) and watt-hours (energy) will still lead you to the correct answer when calculating how long a battery will last. When you calculate battery life, you're essentially using the correct relationship: Battery Life (hours) = Battery Capacity (Wh) / Power Consumption (W)

The thumbnail to video transition is phenomenal!

Watt per hour is redundant. That's like miles per hour per hour.

point is what were intel and amd doing all this time ..

Snapdragon X Elite 💪🔋🔋🔥

Snapdragon X Elite 🔋🔋💪🔥

Mr. Phawx, I'm even curious if you could test how many watts it takes to wake up the device. It could be that a sizeable portion of that 0.7W is attributed to just the wake up/boot up part of the device and not necessarily just on the drain when it's on standby. 🤔

That's 50 days dunno why he didnt say that aswell.

How do the last Intel and AMD generations behave? Intel 13th gen isn't the freshest generation to compare with...

All batteries also feature a natural leakage, so even in hibernation mode, you would lose a bit of power overtime. It would be interesting to compare this battery-only leak to standby depletion, and look at the difference. It may appear that the SnapDragon is consuming even less power than this already very successful test implies.

If some one needs a point for comparison my steam deck had 90 something % battery life last night and is now at 85% after 15 hours of stand by off the charger. That Intel standby battery life looks to be slightly better than what I used to get with my Haswell U based laptop which is now 10 years old. Wow, much stagnation

Not 1 watt per hour 1 Watt hour per hour. Which sounds awkward I know. You can instead use say "the laptop consumes one watt while in standby" One watt is about what the Steam Deck also does by the way

How do you say “69” without saying “Nice!”?? Can’t trust reviewers unless they participate. (Lol, JK.)

yes,yes,yes, but its still sucs if you want to run anything other than arm optimization apps😅

13:47 💯 Yup, it's NOT as Disruptive as it was hyped by comparing it with Apple Silicon, it's more close to an incremental improvement on INTEL ‼

I have the Snapdragon X Plus Surface Laptop, and have charged it once since receiving it last week. The standby time on it is bonkers. Full disclosure I didn't buy it, it's a review unit sent to me by BestBuy for review via Tech Insider Program. I'm really impressed by the Snapdragon X SoCs this is the first laptop I've owned that I don't even think about shutting down when I am done using it, just drop the lid throw it back in its bag and carry on with life. Pull it out the next day and it basically hasn't lost any battery life. Now if we could get some better gaming performance out of one of these in a generation or two, we would have a contender for a new Handheld chip. Imagine a new steamdeck like running on something like this with absolutely rediculus standby time, and that instant wake back into your game? I'd be in love.

You definitely need to test with more Windows laptops, Intel and AMD. And maybe throw in some Linux too?

Well okay you're basically begging for this so I'll do it: Watt is power. It is an instantaneous measurement. Watt hour is energy. It is the cumulative value. You don't consume "watts per hour", you consume watts. After some time, the energy consumed is "watt hours", the average power (watts) multiplied by the time, or the integration of watts over time, if you like maths.

how much power does hibernation use? Its the setting that i mostly use. Takes like 1 second longer to get back to windows vs sleep, big deal. I know its less, but i never benchmarked it