Introducing the Next Generation of Windows on Arm
summary
Overview of concrete results and tools: Windows on Arm runs on Snapdragon X Elite with a 45 trillion ops/sec NPU, 12 cores up to 3.8 GHz, and a GPU with DirectX 12; emulation via Prism emulator 2x claims twice the prior speed and runs Baldur’s Gate 3 at ~25–35 FPS; Blender builds take 18 minutes versus 50 on older kits; Arm Performance Libraries give ~40% faster matrix transforms; container and dev support land now with Docker Desktop 431, ONNX/DirectML, and GitHub runners in private beta.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Windows on Arm intro
- 3:57NPU and AI in Windows 11
- 7:14Snapdragon X Elite experience
- 9:02NPU and AI models in Windows 11
- 11:10Camo Studio AI video effects
- 12:30Power efficiency in Arm devices
- 13:53DJ Pro NPU performance
- 14:15Borderlands 3 gaming on Arm
- 15:02Snapdragon Dev Kit intro
- 17:39Windows on Arm tools
- 19:28Blender on Snapdragon X Elite
- 23:26Code optimization with Arm PL
- 23:48.NET runtime on Arm
- 27:36Docker Desktop on Windows Arm
- 30:26Deploy .NET Aspire with Docker
- 33:26GitHub runners for Windows Arm
- 36:50Native Arm applications
- 38:14Browsers and gaming on Arm
- 40:50Unity 6 on Arm
- 42:43Call to action
- 43:12Q&A
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