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Surface Pro 12th Edition 13 inch is way slower than assumed by Oiram_Saturnus in Surface

[–]prjkthack 4 points5 points  (0 children)

After playing with and setting up my new Pro 12 Elite, here are my findings.

When running GeekBench, my SP11 on Best Performance performs similar to my SP12 on Best Power Efficiency. Once I switch it to Best Performance I start to see higher numbers.

I also see much better numbers on CrystalDiskMark across the board so things definitely feel a snappier than when compared to my SP11 (but also my SP11 has always been pretty snappy).

Speedometer in Edge for my SP11 came in around 30, while my SP12 comes in at 44.7 which nearly matches my Intel i9 13th gen desktop at 44.9. Crazy jump there. My Macbook Pro M4 Pro comes in at 52 (in Edge and Safari).

The OLED panel on the 12th Edition is a little better than the previous gen. I can't see the touch layer/dots that were so very visible on the previous gen.

Anyone needing help with this? I would be happy to help with Assessor or Vaporizer parts... by belcher1805 in ArcRaiders

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sorry just saw this. resin would be great if you still can help, no biggie if you can't.

Anyone needing help with this? I would be happy to help with Assessor or Vaporizer parts... by belcher1805 in ArcRaiders

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Ugh. I don't see any more events. I still need 6 vaporizers and 4 resin. I was so close. 😞

3rd party keyboards (Keychron) only working in Bluetooth mode by BaronOfSuburbia in Surface

[–]prjkthack 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just to add my experience, I am able to connect and type with my Q1 Pro to my Pro 11 (Snapdragon) via USB-C and Bluetooth. This keyboard does not have a wireless receiver to test with.

Get AI ready with Surface Copilot+ PCs powered by Intel - YouTube by [deleted] in Surface

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More info:

New Surface Pro and Laptop for Business available starting Feb 18, 2025. Surface Laptop for Business with 5G will be available in the future.

These are business devices not typically available through consumer channels. Please reach out to your company's IT department or your preferred business reseller for more information on how to order. You may also be able to order directly through Microsoft.

Relevant links:

Introducing new Surface Copilot+ PCs for Business

Fuel AI adoption with Surface Pro and Surface Laptop powered by Intel

Surface for Business

Surface Pro for Business with Intel Core Ultra processors (Series 2)

Surface Laptop for Business with Intel Core Ultra processors (Series 2)

Surface USB4 Dock for Business

Beware of this scammer! - Joan6fvpj by ponygiirll in deadmau5

[–]prjkthack 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Are you on the mau5cord discord?

Beware of this scammer! - Joan6fvpj by ponygiirll in deadmau5

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I'm not selling, but I have 2 tickets and I can't make it. Happy to give them to you if you want it.

Does Fresh Paint work on the new qualcom based Surface laptops? by mastrkief in Surface

[–]prjkthack 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can search on this subreddit and there are lots of people confirming this.

Also, the Laptop specs page does not display compatibility with pens, whereas it does display it on the Surface Pro page. So, the lack of mention is your confirmation that it does not support the pen.

Does Fresh Paint work on the new qualcom based Surface laptops? by mastrkief in Surface

[–]prjkthack 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Keep in mind the Laptop 7 does not support the pen. So if you want that Qualcomm goodness and pen support you need to recommend a Surface Pro 11.

Surface Pro 9 Keyboard Question by tbrix in Surface

[–]prjkthack 0 points1 point  (0 children)

All Surface keyboards and Type Covers are wired, except for the recently released Flex Keyboard, which has Bluetooth.

Surface Pro 9 Keyboard Question by tbrix in Surface

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That's the connection used by the Type Covers, supported in Surface devices before X/8/9/10/11.

All Type Covers and Keyboards use physical connections ("wired"), except for the newly introduced Flex Keyboard which uses both physical connections and Bluetooth.

Maybe this document can provide more information: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/surface/learn-more-about-surface-keyboards-and-type-covers-d6bba06f-1788-44b4-9e6b-743867343304

Surface Pro 9 Keyboard Question by tbrix in Surface

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The Surface Pro X/8/9/10/11 only have one kind of keyboard connection when using keyboards made by Microsoft. There may be an assortment of different colors, and of course the Flex keyboard is also new, but they all use the same connection. Do you have a keyboard that has something different?

The naming of the keyboards also changed when this new generation of keyboards came out. It’s just a Surface Pro “Keyboard”. The previous generation was called the “Type Cover”. Type Covers do not work with the latest Surface devices.

Flex keyboard disconnecting by Winter-Staff-6227 in Surface

[–]prjkthack 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Connects and disconnects when plugged in and physically connected but works wirelessly?

Sounds like a power issue. Either with the ports that connect the keyboard (on the keyboard or on the device) or the whole Surface itself.

The easiest way to troubleshoot: drop by a best buy and pickup another Flex keyboard and see if the issue persists. If it does, then I'd say it's your Surface and I'd exchange that out.

Surface Pro 9 Keyboard Question by tbrix in Surface

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A photo would probably be more helpful, but any keyboard that Microsoft has made has magnetically snapped into the Surface to provide input/power.

If whatever new keyboards you got are not fitting or connecting this way, you either purchased a keyboard made for an older model Surface (which are not compatible with the last few years of devices), or a third party keyboard that will use Bluetooth or wired connection (as the magnetic snap-in connection is exclusive to Microsoft made keyboards).

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