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I’ve been sifting through the pages and to say I’m impressed would be an understatement.
Nevertheless, there’s some really exciting stuff in here.
Cyberpunk 2077 on a Snapdragon X Elite laptop is very much a reality it seems.
But also an old foe that looks like being an issue in some cases: Anti-cheat.
When in doubt, the community helps out.
So what sort of games are we talking about?
Cyberpunk 2077 on a Snapdragon X Elite laptop is very much a reality it seems.
This is just a selection of 10 from my own library, the easiest place to start looking.
But I’m blown away by some of these figures.
There are some smash hits here as well.
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And with an ARM chip inside, no less.
This is only the first generation, too, let’s not forget.
Lots to get excited over, but unfortunately, there’s still one giant fly in the ointment.
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Just like on Steam Deck, anti-cheat ruins the party
Anti-cheat.
That thing that doesn’t seem to stop people cheating and can certainly be a nuisance, too.
And that’ll be down to the anti-cheat.
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So you could expect it to apply to titles like Destiny 2 and Rainbow Six Siege, as well.
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You won’t be playing Valorant on a Snapdragon X Elite laptop as things currently stand.
