Wman1996 said: Well, there's virtually no way Switch 2 will have 16 GB RAM. So that of course is already one way the Steam Deck will be superior. Switch 2 will probably have 8 GB RAM, maybe 10 GB (like the Xbox Series S). Switch 2 will probably have a slightly faster CPU and slightly better GPU. |
Really depends on the memory interface.
DDR5 should have twice the memory density as DDR4... In conjunction with much faster memory transfers.
Odd-ball numbers like 10GB will only be feasible if they go with an odd-ball memory interface. I.E. Each 2GB memory chip has 32bit bus for a 128bit memory interface in total... 10GB would bring it to 160bit.
Or they can do clamshell mode or somewhat... But it's not as elegant or as efficient.
Teraflops tells us absolutely nothing about performance. Nothing.
It's theoretical, not real world.
The RDNA2 chip in the Steamdeck is absolutely more efficient clock for clock, flop for flop than the Maxwell Tegra as well.
eddy7eddy said: Isn't Switch's ARM procesor architecture better than the Deck's x86 when you have native support in both? I mean, if we have a Switch 2 with the same specs as Deck. |
Nope.
Ryzen is in a different league compared to the antiquated ARM A57 cores.
The Switch 2 however would probably use Denver or such... Even then Ryzen gets an easy home run.
AMD is leading the industry right now... Which has been a blessing for the Playstation 5 and Xbox Series X... They aren't using the worst CPU's one can find on the market again.
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