Multitasking Multimedia Test 3.0 (in seconds) Will the Surface Book with Performance Base be folded in? I wouldn't count on it if you're desperate to get VR into your life, but time will tell. Now, that could change down the road: Microsoft promises its Windows Holographic environment and headsets debuting next year will work across more computers. The GeForce GTX 965M is a very good processor for everyday gaming and graphics work, and finally gets the Surface Book into power-user territory.īut, it's still out of range for what current VR rigs like the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive require, meaning this isn't a VR-compatible PC. And, then there's the Nvidia GeForce graphics. The new Surface Book has faster performance, better multitasking, better battery performance - enough to make a difference, but not necessarily enough to eclipse the competition. Ultimately, that's fine - in our initial experience, Kaby Lake chips aren't massively faster, and given how much trouble Microsoft had fixing the sleep/wake glitch on the original Surface Book, it's good that they're sticking with what works.
And note that the new chip is still a sixth-gen Skylake processor, not the latest seventh-gen Kaby Lake model that's appearing in some new Windows machines. But, while the upgraded Intel Core i7 processor is new, but it's not quad-core.
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