Windows 10: Is Windows10's End-Game a fruitless hope?

A hypothetical future Win10 for Mobile Windows Phone, or the fabled ''Surface Phone'', is said to use ARM instead of x86, even though intel just killed off the ARM atom core. Being ARM over x86 seems to undercut the whole idea behind Continum, doesn't it?

And I know there's the project islandwood to port ios apps into windows apps (unsure if these are UWP, Win10 Mobile or x86 apps or what), but now Google are talking of porting android apps into their Chrome OS too. I think there's plans to have phonecall answering on Win10 laptops through Skype, but Skype seems to always be in a big mess and keeps killing-off it's different apps and reverting backwards. It's like I don't see how MS are supposed to come out on top at all, because any direction they're going in seems to be hindered by misteps or general disorganisation.

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High End Game on a Low end PC

what happens when playing high end games on low end pc

 

High End Game on a Low end PC

Hi,

Thank you for posting on Microsoft Communities.

Playing High End games completely depends on the requirements. If the Computer meets the minimum game requirements also, you will be able to play them. Also, in most of the games, you can set the Display settings to low values if the Graphics card memory
doesn't meet the requirements, however, you would not be able to cherish the gameplay graphics and animations. Also, for low RAM memory, you can use ready boost feature.

Hope this information is helpful.

Thank you.

 

Software and companies with 1000's of moving parts often appear disorganized. Just look in your windows 10 event logs to see.

 

When you are in Microsoft's position, it is impossible to make everyone happy and have everyone agree with your decisions. Simply isn't possible. No matter what they do, some people will disagree. I had someone on here tell me last week that Windows 10 wasn't free.

I strongly believe that if a company doesn't have some missteps here and there, or failed products), they aren't trying to innovate.