There's dlss tooBest case is docked and only at certain things. The Switch 2 bandwidth is less than a 4Pro but the RAM total size is bigger. The Switch 2 CPU should be faster than 4Pro's but the GPU will be about half the Teraflops. There is also AMD flops vs Nvidia flops to consider.
I'm expecting PS4+ graphics levels with Series S level framerates.
There's dlss too
Just checkerboard tho.PS4 Pro has upscaling too.
Just checkerboard tho.
DLSS is ridiculously much better IME. Even 720p upscale to 4k still looks kinda good enough on TV viewing distance.
The original poster explained that they reverse engineered the CAD files from data they were given along with the pictures of a Switch 2 Prototype from October 2023. That motherboard is revision X6, currently from shipping data, it's revision X8. This was indeed a real leak.The images appear to be fake, but the specs are from another source, and they are the same as the shipping manifest leak. So at least those are still very probable.
If it's fake, it's a really good fake. The USB C on top for accessories is such a Nintendo thing (maybe a second screen...)The original poster explained that they reverse engineered the CAD files from data they were given along with the pictures of a Switch 2 Prototype from October 2023. That motherboard is revision X6, currently from shipping data, it's revision X8. This was indeed a real leak.
Drastically improved image quality in docked mode would be enough for most I imagine.
I would not expect OLED at 400€/$. There was also that order for LCD screens by a console manufacturer, so it's almost confirmed.I'd be disappointed. I've never used it docked.
Also would be disappointed if they didn't use OLED.
By now, just about every device is OLED, even mid-range phones now.
I'm a tech enthusiast and even I would not be compelled enough by 'drastically improved image quality' to shell out $400 for Switch 2. I'd say you're vastly overestimating the average Switch user here, let alone most.Drastically improved image quality in docked mode would be enough for most I imagine.
I rarely use my Switch in handheld mode, but I dont think you're being unreasonable here. Mobile OLED panels really do seem to have gotten to very affordable levels through economies of scale to where even a £250 not-Chinese phone like the Samsung A35 is OLED(and even 120hz!).Also would be disappointed if they didn't use OLED.
By now, just about every device is OLED, even mid-range phones now.
Okey,This is an interesting Nintendo patent, even though it's devoid of real info on what the device is for, or looks like. 24GHz mmWave sensor + wifi. It's be able to sense how far way from the device someone is. Could definately see that as part of Nintendo's next fitness proposition.
The serial number suggests its not something that plugs into the Switch 2 itself.
Nintendo prepping mystery "wireless device" that doesn't look to be Switch 2
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