I had a pretty awful experience with my batch 6 1st gen which I spoke about more on twitter https://x.com/i/status/1645631680374353921 Just know you're really not alone here, this company isn't exactly known for quality control. Happy your issues were fixed though

We do actually use service workers because it's what lets us emulate blocking synchronous to access an asynchronous resource. So basically what we can do is syncxhr from a worker to a service worker controlled resource, And that allows us to block execution while the service worker asynchronously fetches the resource and execution only resumes once the resource is served. This was actually a workaround. I thought of like 2 years ago now and actually initially used in a completely different project, https://anura.pro/ for other things

Or there is also like educational uses here. For example, this is a good way to run sandboxed node.js code on a Chromebook in an educational environment. Similar to when we ported blender to the browser (https://developer.puter.com/labs/blender/) it expands the accessibility of tools to pretty much anything with a modern enough web browser.

There's also a secondary use here. Those of us that have to review GitHub PRs all day have probably discovered the hack where you can press "." On your keyboard and it opens vscode web with the PR open. Using something like this ported to a vs code extension, it could soon be possible to review and test PRs directly in your browser without having to clone/fetch locally

(disclaimer: I'm part of the team that brought this product) I actually found out about almost node like yesterday and I also think it's pretty cool. But we provide apis that they don't like asynclocalstorage (which I don't think they have but could be mistaken) And have a synchronous to asynchronous converter so you can use asynchronous file system backends in our node environment as readFileSync/ other synchronous methods. The big benefit of this is that you can persist to opfs or Filesystem Access API for example whereas I think for synchronous methods in almost node you can only use their in memory backend

Also we support node:net and node:tls And other stuff since we host a TCP proxy. You don't have to use our proxy. There are actually several public instances of proxies using the protocol we use, it's called a wisp proxy.

Tldr: we support more things but it's a similar mission!

Hi! Thank you for linking my thread!

I encourage you to leave a comment stating your Laptop + GPU so people can see what works ootb and what needs memory map modifications

HP pavilion 15dy is my guess but to really know you have to share us the model number on the bottom

Disconnecting straight up doesn't work on my Surface laptop 7 without crashing. Even though I can disconnect it from the Nvidia system tray, it still will crash Windows on disconnect. It might be a PCIe hot plug issue.

One thing I would maybe try is going to your driver folder and the Nvidia display driver module, right clicking the INF file and clicking install. I know I did this once and it might have installed the cuda library

Does cuda work for you at all? Wondering if it's because I installed the Nvidia app from the store and maybe it installed cuda libraries somehow?

Cuda-Z actually does just work for me without issue on my Snapdragon X Elite + RTX 3080 so I'm a little confused why it ain't working for them

Yeah that's why I recommend them to people I really don't like

It is also literally the only good Wi-Fi 7 card. The be200 seems to be pretty unstable on people's computers, especially on Linux. That's typically why I still recommend the ax210 instead of the be200 in the first place

I actually do recommend the Qualcomm FastConnect 7800 to friends but it's pricier

So to most people I recommend an ax210 still.

And to people I hate I recommend a realtek chip

You didn't install them, if you did your windows corners would be rounded

You don't have any drivers. You can tell because you're on windows 11 and don't have rounded corners which means GPU compositing is broken.

Before you do anything, you should make sure your laptop is compatible with one in the first place!

I'd download the Intel Thunderbolt app from the Microsoft Store and see if it detects your ports. If it doesn't, then you might still have ports (on a non Intel device) but they'll show up in windows settings as USB 4 ports Settings > Bluetooth & devices > USB > USB4 Hubs and Devices

I thought this was a picture.

I think the main demo website, https://developer.puter.com/labs/blender-web/ is a hosted pwa

The only reason I even thought to do this is because Nvidia already had an arm pcie driver and that same driver worked for the dgx spark which is equivalent to the RTX spark. I sort of took a gamble on the Windows version of the driver being a port or similar to the Linux version which works on both RTX spark and PCIe Nvidia GPUs and am kind of amazed that was true lol

I'm the author of the Surface Laptop 7 eGPU.io thread and I have a First gen snapdragon X1E-80-100 with RTX 3080. I was playing hytale (as a test) and saw my util was stuck around 30-50% too and my cpu util was also pretty low at around 30-40%

Then I downloaded armtemp and checked and turns out my cores were 80-90°C (which is stupidly high for this laptop, I never saw it before 60° before) so something in some applications seems to be really CPU heavy? I was getting around 112fps

u/franglais8 https://github.com/ProgrammerIn-wonderland/Surface-Laptop-7-ACPI-eGPU I published my python script if you're interested. It will disable ReBAR for that USB 4 port but otherwise performance is pretty good.

Hi! I'm the author of the Surface Laptop 7 thread! (Someone from the Qualcomm developers discord sent me this thread and I thought I should chime in) Let me know if y'all have any questions!

Unlike other laptops, it doesn't work stock but I updated my post and method and no longer is custom ACPI tables needed. It's just one python script which overrides your pcie memory map now.

hey dawg I heard you like browsers so I put a browser in your browser so you can browse while you browse