Rumors suggest the Nintendo Switch 2 prioritizes both efficiency in handheld mode and a performance boost when docked.
Handheld mode: 5 watts, fanless cooling for extended battery life.
The 5nm chip design focuses on efficiency, making the Switch 2 competitive with similar AMD chips.
The Switch 2 should run all Steam Deck games, but with some trade-offs.
Expect slightly lower frame rates on Switch 2 compared to Steam Deck (e.g., 90 FPS on Deck might be 60 FPS on Switch 2).
Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) technology ensures smooth visuals despite frame rate variations.
Support for NVIDIA DLSS allows the Switch 2 to potentially achieve higher resolutions and even ray tracing.
While not surpassing the Steam Deck in raw power, the Switch 2 offers a significant leap from its predecessor.
Current Switch users can rejoice in the performance and graphical improvements the Switch 2 brings.
