While Qualcomm has been bragging about its all-new Snapdragon X2 Elite CPUs being equipped with the "world's fastest NPU for laptops," I've been focused on another key aspect that should make these chips for upcoming Windows PCs a certified win: PC gaming.
Being able to play the latest PC games on ultra-thin Windows laptops is finally taking shape, and slowly, we'll start to see less of a need for full-blown discrete GPUs like Nvidia RTX 50-series graphics cards. I mean, if the best gaming handhelds can play demanding titles with a single chip like the latest AMD Ryzen Z2 Extreme, what's stopping laptops?
