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What I'm wondering though is if/why those users would care about native x86 support on the CPU's ISA, if the OS provides a decent x86 emulator layer. (By "dece
by CoastalCoder 1y ago
What I'm wondering though is if/why those users would care about native x86 support on the CPU's ISA, if the OS provides a decent x86 emulator layer.
(By "decent", I mean that it can handle their particular software, and with acceptable performance.)
- pjmlp 1y agoIt is clear that Prism and Arm64EC still aren't enough to make Windows ARM fly off the shelves at best buy or similar shops per each country.