A few years ago we started #AskDanWindows. While I still answer individual questions on Twitter, jump into comments on stories, and even hit Reddit to engage with our audience, I wanted to record and share my thoughts on YouTube so everyone who wants to can benefit.

You provide the questions I answer, and therefore the content, so it's important we get the best of the best. You can jump into the AskDan forums and inquire about a variety of topics at any time. Please do. And I'll do my best to answer those questions.

The goal is to pick at least three questions each week that have broad audience appeal (so don't ask how I can fix a problem with your computer.)

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Anyway, jump in, discuss all things Microsoft, Windows 10, laptops, gaming, mixed reality, or whatever else is on your mind. This is not just about me, either, because we have some very authoritative forum members who can often add insight of their own. And where appropriate, I'll consult with some of our other writers and editors for their insights.

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The new 5nm Qualcomm Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3 hits PCs in early 2022
A huge leap in performance

The new 5nm Qualcomm Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3 hits PCs in early 2022

Qualcomm just announced its latest processors for Windows PCs. The Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3 and new 7c+ Gen 3 are set to hit new devices in the first half of 2022, with substantial performance gains over the previous generations. While not as powerful as the expected Nuvia-chips, these new Snapdragons hit 5nm and 6nm architectures.