The Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite's Adreno GPU catches up to the AMD Radeon 780M
An embargo has been lifted on benchmarks that Qualcomm has placed on its Snapdragon X Elite chip designed for use in lightweight laptops. Inevitably, it has been compared with other models in the sector, and it has been seen that Its GPU has performance worthy of a high-end gaming graphics card for laptops..
The Anandtech portal reports that the GPU was tested in cross-platform tests such as the Aztec Ruins benchmark. 3DMark Wild Life Extreme was used to compare it with the Apple M2, because ARM architecture lacks support for Windows.
Qualcomm's Snapdragon X Elite Adreno has great gaming performance
Reports from portals such as Videocardz claim that Qualcomm's Adreno GPU offers better performance according to 3DMark Wild Life Extreme and GFXBench Aztec Ruins, using 1080p resolution and Normal graphics quality. It has been compared to the integrated GPUs from AMD and Intel in the Ryzen 9 7940HS and Core i7-13800H. The Adreno GPU outperformed all three comparable systems in performance, with only the M.2 chip outperforming it in Demo Config B.
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Testing was conducted on Geekerwan's YouTube channel with a system running two games. The second game used in the comparison did not fully utilize the GPU, so there could be some driver-related issues. Everything would indicate that it seems that the SD does not support ray tracing. The comparison consisted of running the Control game on low settings with 1080p and 1440p resolution, where the Qualcomm CPU achieved approximately 53 FPS and 32 FPS respectively. Processor performance was comparable to the AMD Radeon 780M RDNA3 graphics card and surpasses the Intel Xe-LP graphics card in the i7-13700H system. But it was below the M2 Max and any dedicated RTX 3000 graphics card.
Qualcomm has warned that the Snapdragon X Elite chip will not be available for at least six months. It is to be hoped that, now having the engineering samples, drivers and software can be adapted to this system.
