I'm brand new to ARM. I just bought a Samsung Galaxy Book Go.
I'm a youtuber, who is planning to review this. But I am very ignorant on ARM... Can you please enlighten me?
I'm trying to understand arm. From what I understand, there aren't many, if any programs built directly for ARM. Instead you have 32 bit and 64 bit programs, not made from ARM. These are emulated and they take a performance hit by being emulated.
1: What is the state of 32 bit apps/programs that are emulated? How much of a performance hit will I see with 32 bit applications?
2: What is the state of 64 bit apps/programs that are emulated? How much a performance hit will I take with these?
3: How can I tell which apps and programs are emulated and how can I tell what is "Built for arm"? I heard Microsoft Edge was built for ARM, but how can I tell that a program is built for arm upon installation?
4: Is there anything else I need to know? I'm going to try to run some SUUPER old games like oblivion and skyrim just to see how they do. For testing. Is there anything else I need to know? Any specific things from the windows store that work better? What are the best arm applications to use?
Sadly I use google drive and google chrome for everything, and it looks like Chrome STILL has not made ARM for windows, even though they made it for the M1 within like a week. Sad day.
Anyway, please let me know what I need to know, it helps a ton, thanks!
I'm a youtuber, who is planning to review this. But I am very ignorant on ARM... Can you please enlighten me?
I'm trying to understand arm. From what I understand, there aren't many, if any programs built directly for ARM. Instead you have 32 bit and 64 bit programs, not made from ARM. These are emulated and they take a performance hit by being emulated.
1: What is the state of 32 bit apps/programs that are emulated? How much of a performance hit will I see with 32 bit applications?
2: What is the state of 64 bit apps/programs that are emulated? How much a performance hit will I take with these?
3: How can I tell which apps and programs are emulated and how can I tell what is "Built for arm"? I heard Microsoft Edge was built for ARM, but how can I tell that a program is built for arm upon installation?
4: Is there anything else I need to know? I'm going to try to run some SUUPER old games like oblivion and skyrim just to see how they do. For testing. Is there anything else I need to know? Any specific things from the windows store that work better? What are the best arm applications to use?
Sadly I use google drive and google chrome for everything, and it looks like Chrome STILL has not made ARM for windows, even though they made it for the M1 within like a week. Sad day.
Anyway, please let me know what I need to know, it helps a ton, thanks!