
Gears of War: E-Day — Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme — FPS Performance Test
Disclosure: The Asus ZenBook A16 featured in this video was provided by Qualcomm for testing.

Disclosure: The Asus ZenBook A16 featured in this video was provided by Qualcomm for testing.
Disclosure: The Asus ZenBook A16 featured in this video was provided by Qualcomm for testing.
Disclosure: The Asus Zenbook A16 (Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme)
was provided by Qualcomm for testing.
Disclosure: The Asus Zenbook A16 (Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme) was provided by Qualcomm for testing.
Disclosure: The Asus ZenBook A16 featured in this video was provided by Qualcomm for testing.
So I fired up Halo: Campaign Evolved from Game Pass PC and, unfortunately, there are some graphical issues. Mainly, the ground is missing in a lot of places!
Despite this, it’s playable and gets around 30 - 50 FPS at 1080p on low settings with FSR and frame gen.
Not the greatest performance I’ve seen on the Neo, but was fun to see if this could run (and it does!)
Hi all! I’ve been building a Macbook Neo gaming playlist alongside my Snapdragon content and have now tested 40 games, so I thought I’d put them all in one place for anyone curious about how it handles PC gaming.
Each link goes to the individual gameplay/FPS test where the settings are shown in the video as well as the description. And here’s a [shorter compilation video](https://youtu.be/FOFT1ms1Ng4) of the first 20 games I filmed.
Please do let me know if there are any games you’d like me to test out!
EAC now works on Elden Ring on Snapdragon X devices, so decided to make a video on the Surface Pro 11! It works really nicely on Low settings at 1080p.
Disclosure: The Asus ZenBook A16 featured in this video was provided by Qualcomm for testing.
Elden Ring finally works on Snapdragon X, so I decided to try it out on the X2 Elite Extreme!