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I was looking into getting a laptop potentially with a brand new chip, and I was wondering if it is able to use openCL on windows or not?

HP Envy x360 2-in-1 Laptop 15t-fe100, 15.6"

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I'd recommend checking out my below post where I recently surmised the benefits of certain hardware choices over others for Affinity on Windows - 

As confirmed above, this laptop will support OpenCL Hardware Acceleration within Affinity, though you it may also be a consideration that the Ultra 5 125U CPU in this specific model only has 2 'Performance' cores. The more 'Performance' cores available to Affinity (to a certain extent), the faster it should perform complex operations.

I hope this helps :)

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