Sources say Nintendo's next-generation Switch has 12G RAM and uses "new technology" to prevent handle drift

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens for the delivery of clues on the way! CTOnews.com Sept. 8, CTOnews.com previously reported that a number of foreign media confirmed that Nintendo provided some people with a "secret demonstration" of the next-generation Switch during the Cologne exhibition. Necrolipe, editor-in-chief of today's media UnivNintendo, posted an article on the X platform to further add new information about this "next-generation Switch":

It is reported that necrolipe said it learned from "reliable sources" that the next-generation Switch will be equipped with 12GB's RAM, three times as much as the current Switch. For comparison, Sony PS5 and Microsoft Xbox Series X are equipped with 16GB's RAM,Xbox Series S and 10GB.

▲ source necrolipe posted on the X platform. In addition, according to foreign media VGC, Nintendo used Nvidia's DLSS 3.5 technology during the internal demonstration. Inecrolipe said that the message he received was "DLSS 3.1". At present, VGC has deleted the number "3.5" from the original text, so DLSS 3.1 should be more correct.

At the end of the ▲ source necrolipe post on the X platform, necrolipe revealed that Nintendo recently applied for a patent for "generating a magnetic field in the controller", a technology that is expected to solve the much-maligned handle drift problem.

▲ image source necrolipe posts released on X platform