Yes that is correct, the surface pro 6 runs Intel chip sets which are capable of running a full version of Windows. This model is the surface pro X which runs an SQ1 ARM processor, not the regular Intel x86. Windows is as of this moment not optimized to run on ARM architecture chip sets so it has created a form of emulation to attempt and run .exe applications, which works but not always perfectly, and in some cases doesn't at all. I still to this day find applications that will not run on ARM.
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I use the Surface Pro 6 with no issues at all.
Yes that is correct, the surface pro 6 runs Intel chip sets which are capable of running a full version of Windows. This model is the surface pro X which runs an SQ1 ARM processor, not the regular Intel x86. Windows is as of this moment not optimized to run on ARM architecture chip sets so it has created a form of emulation to attempt and run .exe applications, which works but not always perfectly, and in some cases doesn't at all. I still to this day find applications that will not run on ARM.