New Delhi, Nov. 21 -- Last year, Qualcomm sold Snapdragon X Elite laptops with a simple line. Games would just work on them. That sounded fair. These were premium Windows machines, and Windows is Windows, right. But the moment people started testing real game libraries, the promise fell apart. Some games would not open at all. Others ran with strange bugs. Online titles were the harshest reality check because anti-cheat systems often blocked Arm laptops before you even reached a match. So while these devices were brilliant for battery life and everyday work, gaming felt like a half baked side story. What has changed since then is not one magic upgrade. It is a slow, practical clean up from both Microsoft and Qualcomm. Windows on Arm still...