How can I find out if my Surface Pro X with Microsoft SQ2 @ 3.15 GHz supports SSE 4.2?

Question

Where can someone find this information?

Answer 1

Hi sblanchard!

Thanks for reaching Microsoft Community. We're here to help and let's work on this together.

With your query, yes, the Surface Pro X with Microsoft SQ2 @ 3.15 GHz supports SSE 4.2. You can find this information on the official Microsoft website under the specifications section for the Surface Pro X. Additionally, you can check the processor specifications on the manufacturer's website or by running a system information tool on your device.

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Regards,

RodelioP.

Answer 2

Thank you for this information. I ran several searches on Microsoft.com and could not find the specifications for the Surface Pro X that included this information.

Answer 3

Hi sblanchard!

Thanks for getting back to us!

You can try to contact our live Microsoft support team for more details on device specifications if you can't find it on the website itself. Below are the steps on how to contact them:

1. Go to Contact Us- Contact Us - Microsoft Support.
2. Choose how you would like to get support for your Surface device.
3. Type in the problem you need help with.
4. Look at any available solutions offered and select Contact Support.

If the above steps did not work, you can also check on Barb's step by step instructions on how to contact support How to get Phone and Chat Support (for Surface Home/Consumer - Microsoft Community.

Thanks again for choosing Microsoft. Hope this helps!

Regards,

RodelioP.

Answer 4

Thank you again, Rodelio.

This was very helpful.

Best,

Sharon

Answer 5

Hi sblanchard!

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RodelioP.