Does Surface Pro 8 Meet Minimum Reqs?

[speedfreakgarage]

Autodesk team, have you evaluated a "Surface Pro 8" to see if it will be able to run Fusion reliably?  If not, when?

OS
Windows 11 Home
Windows 11 Pro (commercial)
Windows 10 Pro (commercial)

Processor
Consumer:
11th Gen Intel
Core i5-1135G7
Core i7-1185G7
Commercial:
11th Gen Intel
Core i3-1115G4
Core i5-1145G7
Core i7-1185G7

RAM
8GB, 16GB, 32GB
LPDDR4x

Graphics
Intel UHD (i3)
Intel Iris Xe (i5, i7)

Storage
128GB, 256GB SSD (Wi-Fi, LTE)
512GB, 1TB SSD (Wi-Fi)

Display
13 inches
2880x1920
267 PPI
3:2 aspect ratio
Up to 120Hz (60Hz default)
Touch

Thanks!!!

[ryan.bales · Accepted solution]

As a general rule we do not evaluate or endorse specific machines (i'm generalizing as we certainly test on all systems we have and use and have for example m1 macs to test)

The computer mostly meets min requirements but i'm always concerned when you are using integrated graphics. Under normal use you might some lag or slight issues with graphical performance. However the computer on the higher end of things - i7, 16-32gb ram would run Fusion fine. Just be aware that graphically intense operations or assemblies with many components/links in which graphical rendering is more taxed might run slower.