I doubt we'll be seeing desktop ARM systems any time soon, especially high end workstation or enthusiast systems.
The problem is that the ARM64 architecture is completely different from x86-64, which almost every desktop application is compiled for exclusively.
Remember when Microsoft launched an ARM Surface? It had a special version of Windows, and almost nothing would run on it, as very few applications are compiled for Windows on ARM.
The problem is that the ARM64 architecture is completely different from x86-64, which almost every desktop application is compiled for exclusively.
Remember when Microsoft launched an ARM Surface? It had a special version of Windows, and almost nothing would run on it, as very few applications are compiled for Windows on ARM.