Running Windows 11 ARM on Android | Desktop Experience + GPU Gaming Test!

What's going on everybody? It's RGB here . So, in this video, we are taking a look at the Windows 11 native OS running on an Android device . Recently, I managed to install Windows on ARM on this Redmi Note 9 Pro in dual boot mode . And surprisingly, it actually boots and works . And if you missed that full setup video, do check out the cards above or the link in the description . So, in this video, I'm going to show you the complete experience, [music] including the performance, what works, what doesn't , and also whether this setup is actually usable or just a cool experiment . Both the OS are installed on dual boot . Even though this phone has only 64GB of storage , about 32GB is assigned to Android and the other 30GB to Windows as usual . Now, let's boot into the Windows system using M3K helper . The root permission is already granted for this . Now, let's quickly boot into Windows 11 . I'll fast forward this process . And there we go. It's loaded . And this is basically the regular Windows ARM version which you already see on Snapdragon XLE laptops these days . The same Windows ARM version is running natively here , not x86 or x64. . The device sensors normally work using the Qualcomm drivers , including the touch inputs and so on . When it comes to connectivity, it normally works with Wi-Fi , and you can even connect input devices via Bluetooth . Like here, I connected the mouse and the keyboard as well . It will directly use the Qualcomm drivers . And when it comes to the performance , you already know about this phone . It's powered by the Snapdragon 720G running on only 4GB RAM, which is pretty low these days , and the Adreno 618 GPU . I'll also test that in this video