In terms of GPGPU workloads, the Adreno X2 has native driver support for WCR (Windows Copilot Runtime), BF16 support, local memory broadcast, and general shuffles, which allows full shuffling between the threads.

On the software side, Qualcomm states it is planning to move to a monthly release cadence, although it didn’t announce when that would begin. As it stands now, the Adreno X2 driver has native support for DX 12.2, OpenCL 3.0 and SYCL, and a Native Vulkan 1.4 driver is coming in Q1 '26. Qualcomm is also working toward full kernel-level anti-cheat compatibility and hopes that by the launch of Snapdragon Elite X2 all major anti-cheat technologies will be natively supported.