Continuing comparisons between the SP10 & SP11. Side by Side. Interestingly enough, LLM seems to be twice as fast on the Snapdragon O.O Available: amzn.to/4f47OeN
That was a great comparison. I'm honestly getting a bit tired of the "reviews" comparing them to Macs - what we need is a comparison to x64 Windows. The fact you were able to get virtually the same machine in both trims is perfect. Thanks for that
The Pro 10 has anti-reflective coating which probably explains in bright conditions it appears to have deeper blacks. Buying matte AR screen protector should help a bit in theory with the 11 Pro.
@@DanielHarrisCodes Yes no AR as well I believe (at least not spec'd). It was said this was done to not reduce brightness. Either way I have good experience with matte AR screen protector but I don't often watch movies so that might look better with more glossy protector. I compared 11 OLED with 11 IPS in store and black levels were very similar. Granted under bright lights so not typical. OLED was way too warm (reddish tint) but settings were locked so couldn't adjust it. There was more dynamic range but I really had to look for it. For extra $500 I'm not sold on the OLED personally but possibly it would perform better in darker conditions.
Perfect video that I needed, thanks for doing this review if possible kindly improve/fix whatever issue you have with your microphone.. Thanks again. New subber.
when comparing displays, did you set the SP11 to HDR off with vivid profile enabled? The SP10 doesn't have HDR I think. By default, HDR will make the display look warmer and more flat. That's because it's getting the wrong tonemapping information. Most content is not encoded in HDR so when non-HDR content is tonemapped to an HDR display, it will look somewhat dull. OLED helps mask some of that dullness but it'll still be dull. Windows still does not handle HDR content well. For proper presentation of HDR content, the player you use has to be designed for HDR, the display has to have HDR enabled, and the HDR content has to have the correct HDR profile. For example, if the content was tonemapped for HDR10 versus Dolby Vision. So Microsoft knows that much content is HDR. So they have a feature called AutoHDR which guesses the tonemapping. Sometimes it works well, other times not so well. When in doubt, set the machine to HDR off, Vivid on, adaptive color off, etc. etc. Then when you know you're watching HDR content in the proper player, set HDR to on. Vivid on the SP11 OLED is gorgeous so it's a good default.
Apparently Qualcomm is coming out with new drivers in a couple of weeks.. Not sure if it will be enough for compatibility and most of the reviews won't get updated sadly.. Thanks for the tests👍
@cbutters Do you recommend the Surface Pro 10 for Business or shall we wait another year just to get an Intel consumer version?. Waiting for your recommendation in order to make an educated purchase. Many thanks in advance!.
Finally! I needed a side by side screen test! Mind conparing the snap dragon elite vs snap dragon plus? In terms of screen and frame test! Cannot wait for a more arm friendly environment! Your fans + a tiny eGPU will do GODS WORK!!!
@@themonkeyman2790 I tried rdr2 and it will get to the settings but won't load the game.. There's supposed to be beta drivers coming will have to retry soon
The sp11 has the background light reflection in the field of view off where the sp 10 doesn’t. Maybe that is why the blacks seems brighter than the sp10.
Are these calibrated brightness levels? I would like to see a equivalant screen tech as well. Otherwise this was orob the best video i have seen on the sd cpus .
Great comparison. Keep them coming. Q: Is the LCD display on the surface Pro 11 plus the same as the one found on the Surface pro 10? And if yes, does the surface pro 11 plus LCD also have an antireflective coating? Thanks
Hi.. Great video and wish you the best bro, pls what keyboard are using for the surface pro 11 ? I have the pro 11 but with no keyboard and looking for a keyboard,thank youn
I have the Rii keyboard "bluetooth" but I also picked up an open box flex keyboard (still too expensive.) The microsoft solution is the best one, but I can't recommend it at full price at all. The Rii keyboard I had works fine, but sometimes is slow to wakeup, which can be infuriating.
I would be interested in seeing a SP9 to 10 comparison. Appreciate this is comparing arm to intel but if they would have released an intel SP11 then you may have had less power usage and speed increases purely due to better manufacturing processes. So it's hard to tell which of these improvements are due to arm Vs a new better CPU ( regardless of whether arm or intel )
They both get hot enough to need a fan if you push them hard. When the fan is ramped up they both make the same amount of fan noise. Granted, the Snapdragon tends to ramp less often in normal usage.
lol, the 165U DOES have an NPU, its just 10 TOPS instead of 45, also, most copilot functionality that actually exists barely touches the NPU anyways so far.
This intel chip has 2 performance cores. There is an H variant with 4 more performance cores. So this is the best possible efficiency showing for Intel.