Laptops with processors Intel Lunar Lake and AMD Ryzen 8000 “Strix Point” will not be compatible with the functions of Copilot+.
Intel Lunar Lake and AMD Ryzen 8000 will not have Copilot+
The companies amd and Intel are confirming that the new series of processors Lunar Lake and Strix Point from AMD, which were announced with new NPUs to accelerate artificial intelligence, will not be able to take advantage of the Copilot+ function at launch.
Only laptops with SoCs Snapdragon of Qualcomm They are going to support this feature at launch, which are planned for this coming June 18. This makes the laptops that are launched with the chips Intel Lunar Lake and AMD Ryzen 8000 “Strix Point” cannot take advantage of the NPU integrated into these series at launch. However, to be able to take advantage of all the benefits of Microsoft’s Copilot+, they will have to wait for an update that will arrive later.
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One of the many functions of Copilot+ Its the Auto Super Resolutionwhich adjusts the resolution of games dynamically using the processor’s NPU, although there will be few games that support it at launch.
Another interesting function is Recall, A tool that takes regular screenshots, searches and instantly retrieves system information. Another feature is Restyle Image which allows users to restyle an image based on pre-trained models.
Microsoft commented on this matter:
“Intel Lunar Lake and AMD Strix PCs are AI-powered Windows 11 PCs that meet our Copilot+ PC hardware requirements. “We are working closely with Intel and AMD to deliver Copilot+ PC experiences through free upgrades, when available”, James Howell, Microsoft.
Yes ok Copilot+ will not be compatible with these CPUs at launch, there are still third-party applications that will take advantage of the benefits of Lunar Lake and Strix Pointas DaVinci Resolvethe applications of Adobe or CapCut. We will keep you up to date with all the news.
