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Windows 11 Arm PCs are getting even better at emulation with the latest beta build
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this post was submitted on 07 Nov 2024
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I rather run native than emulation.
That way I get to use 100% of the power at my disposal, for the product I bought.
Okay then just use an x86 processor?
It is very weird how people are coming in to declare their preference on architecture for some reason.
Not nowhere as weird as when I asked for a recommendation for something the other day. Poster replied to me nicely, I nicely said thank you, poster upvoted and a third person downvoted my thank you note! 🤣 🙈
You'll never know who did the voting. There are some odd people who will just downvote any comment. There are also people who makes bots to do the same. Every chance that some idiot didn't like that you have an opinion, but it may not be that at all.
True, could be different factors at play. Let's see if this comment one will get downvoted. Previous one collected 2. 🤣
Who knows, maybe it's just me... 🕳 🛹 😆
Do you apply the same reasoning for software that use javascript, the JVM, the CLR or some other kind of VM?
That depends on app developers, not MS. Having apps actually work through a translation layer would ease a lot of people's problems when transitioning to ARM though.
Technically you use more power if you emulate, both electrical power and processing power.
Good for you?
What an oxymoron to say.