No, it is x86 based x7-z8700. Touch on win 10 is simply terrible and win 10 apps failed to recognize touch, while any internal frame in the browser simply won't stay since it does not simulates a mouse cursor. The stability is terrible with constant freezing and crashes, and the sd card reader work only half of the time (the latest driver was released in July, before the offical launch of win 10 and intel does not even recognize their new processor). The battery life is significantly smaller with the touch cover and the touch pad is too slippy and often cause false execution. I heard it is a lot better on win 8.1 (most comfortable and stable) but microsoft refused to give me a free copy.