All those looking for the NPU to switch on, on Asus hardware, are better off just forgetting it altogether. I have the VivoBook S 365/880m version, and even after a year since it came out, Asus still has not switched it on from the firmware. TBH, the only way to get it going is by looking for the NPU driver in AMD. When you do, the system loses 18% of performance, and the CPU tasks slightly increase. This entire NPU at this stage is just marketing hype, and as for the co-pilot key, it's a gimmick; it only goes to a cloud-based chatbot, and it can't do much. Better just stick to the MS Edge browser. I am an overclocker, and this laptop gets to 37000 in Pass Mark 11.1 on a Spectre build 35k with Windows 11 Pro. On Windows 11 Pro, the iGPU scores around 8800 and Spectre build 9300 approx. The big question has to be that these devices on AMD and INTEL can't do the TOPS the manufacturers claim, and for that reason alone, it's getting sent back. Asus and other Manufacturers continue to market a product that fails to do what they claim?
