Core Insights - Qualcomm has officially launched the Snapdragon X2 Elite processor for PC platforms, featuring a new architecture and significant performance improvements [1][3] - The Adreno X2 GPU achieves a 2.3 times performance increase and is compatible with over 90% of common Windows games [1][3] Performance Enhancements - The Adreno X2 GPU is based on the eighth-generation Adreno architecture, featuring a 4-slice structure with a total of 2048 32-bit floating-point ALUs, a 33% increase from the previous generation [3] - L2 shared cache has doubled to 2MB, and the Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme version offers a maximum memory bandwidth of 228GB/s [3] - Performance efficiency has improved by 70% at the same power consumption and by 125% for the same performance, with 3A game frame rates reaching 2.3 times that of the previous generation under full load [3] Compatibility and Ecosystem Development - Qualcomm plans to update graphics drivers quarterly, with future intentions for monthly and "zero-day" updates [3] - Major anti-cheat tools like Epic Games Easy Anti-Cheat are launching Arm-native versions, enhancing compatibility for games like Fortnite on Windows on Arm [3] - Compatibility for common Windows games on the processor has increased from 70% last year to 90% this year, supported by optimizations from the Prism translator and ongoing adaptations of mainstream game engines and Microsoft compilers for Arm [3] - Qualcomm aims to deepen collaborations with game developers and software companies to enhance real-time service game adaptations and mature the Arm architecture PC ecosystem [3]