The Surface Laptop Go has a 256 GB NVMe SSD made by SK Hynix. We get a pair of results at each data point: bandwidth measured on MB per second (or GB per second if the result is that high), and input/output operations per second (IOPS). The ATTO disk benchmark is a fairly quick and simple test which measures read/write bandwidth and IOPS across a range of different data sizes. Without further ado, let's find out more about performance in general with the new Surface Laptop Go. This is probably where the system will stumble against its higher-powered cohorts, while still being able to beat out the aging UHD 620 of Intel's 14-nanometer CPUs. Unfortunately, the CPU's the low-end GT1 version of Intel's Gen11 integrated graphics architecture only has 32 execution units (EUs) to power 3D apps. Still, a 3.6 GHz maximum Turbo clock should get the job done in lightly-threaded loads, and 8 GB of speedy LPDDR4x memory should give the system a nice bit of bandwidth. The top-end Ice Lake CPU, the Core i7-1065G7, performs quite admirably, but the step-down Core i5-1035G1 can't run its clock speeds as close to the peak of Intel's Ice Lake family. Microsoft built the Surface Laptop Go to fit a budget shopper's build quality aspirations while still giving enough performance to deliver a quality experience.
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