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Tom’s Hardware
Tom’s Hardware
Technology
Jowi Morales

Microsoft gets community note on Twitter for saying Snapdragon Copilot+ PCs are the fastest Windows devices — users strike back, saying Snapdragon CPUs can't game and have "less computing power” than Intel and AMD chips

Copilot.

Microsoft has been pushing its Copilot+ PCs to users since its launch last May, with the company posting a five-second clip claiming that it’s “The fastest, most intelligent Windows PCs ever.” However, its post on X (formerly Twitter) received a Community Note debunking the tech giant’s claims.

According to users, “These are not the fastest Windows PCs. They run on Snapdragon processors which have significantly less computing power than top of the line Intel or AMD chipsets.” They also added, “The [sic] lack functionality of gamers, the major aspects of the AI are not implemented,” while linking to an article from Computerworld saying you wouldn’t want a Copilot+ AI PC yet.

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