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erazog Qualcomm already has a number of anti-cheat solutions already supported so the articles claim that Nvidia is the only one capable of this simply isn't true. Arguably this helps Qualcomm more than it helps Nvidia as its products are priced for the majority of the laptop market. I cannot see gamers buying very expensive RTX Spark AI development systems like these laptops. Reply
hwertz Don't care about Windows on ARM. But, Qualcomm has taken the ridiculous path of foregoing good Linux support for their ARM systems. I've used a ARM Chromebook (with a Tegra K1) with 'Chrubuntul and it was fantastic, Linux on ARM was fully mature even 5 or 10 years ago, and Nvidia has excellent Linux support for their ARMs as well as excellent GPU and compute support on ARM (I mean they'd better, the dgx supercomputer line runs linux on arm, as well as embedded, industrial use, car use for entertainment systems and 'driver assistance' vision stuff, etc.) I could use qemu to run the 1 or 2 applications I didn't have native (fex86 and fex64 do this MUCH better now, and ARM version of steam builds this in for that matter…) Only downside (for some people who hate this) is using Nvidia drivers, but I've always found them performant, and the ARM drivers are no exception. Reply
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