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If you want good dpc latency, install windows yourself and tweak the system. I used to have a system that idled at 7us maximum and would hit 55us when gaming it never went above this because i tweaked the entire system turning off every little thing i even disabled unused usb ports.
Its not snake oil anymore than presentmon is snake oil its a read out of your systems latency and driver calls. It even gives details on the process doing it...
WHY would you buy a Laptop w/ RTX 4050? Let's look at that first. It's hot garbage.
The highest DPC is caused by the Windows Driver Framework, so as long as the rest drivers are low then you will be fine.
The main tasks of the WDF are the plug and play support and power management of the devices. Such components are often set to use cpu 0 (the first P thread) by default, but with these hybrid processors and the default power plans that allows all P cores to park and may be causing this issue.
but not very good for games
might as well be the battery drainer and heater in the laptop
No because people are stupid and ignorant of whats under the hood. Its likely the latency is fine the audio has no pop but its just not ideal. Why? Because of the os windows sucks past windows 7 for latency. It could be the drivers or a bios setting. It could be windows settings until you go down the rabbit hole you wont know.
You dont return laptops over bad dpc latency, Ill bet you find bad dpc latency in a pre build too.
its literally nothing to put in the marketing for them, but does make performance differences
something to mull over.