It is reported that the performance of Nintendo's new Switch handset is better than that of Sony PS5 and Microsoft XSX.
Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens for the delivery of the clue of arrogance! CTOnews.com, September 11 (Xinhua)-- NateTheHate, a reliable whistleblower, revealed the performance of Nintendo's next-generation Switch handset on YouTube tonight, according to WCCFTECH.
It said that after turning on Nvidia DLSS technology, the new generation of Switch handset will be able to run the Legend of Zelda: the breath of the Wild at 4K and 60 frames. In addition, he also revealed that there was no "loading time" for the demonstration.
On the other hand, NateTheHate also talked about running Matrix: awakening's Unreal 5 trial Demo on a new generation of Switch handsets, saying it has better light-tracking performance than Sony PlayStation 5 and Microsoft Xbox Series X. According to previous reports, the trial Demo uses DLSS 3.1 technology, which is not the latest version, that is, DLSS 3.5.
The source also said that the handset will be announced in March next year, but it is still not clear whether it will be "unveiled" or "on the market."
CTOnews.com previously reported that a number of foreign media had confirmed that Nintendo provided some people with a "secret demonstration" of the next-generation Switch during the Cologne exhibition, while necrolipe, editor-in-chief of foreign media UnivNintendo, revealed that 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 equipped with 16GB's RAM,Xbox Series S is 10GB.
According to foreign media VGC, in the internal demonstration, Nintendo used Nvidia's DLSS 3.5 technology. 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 the statement of DLSS 3.1 should be more correct.
In addition, VGC also said that the visual effect of the new Switch is comparable to that of Sony and Microsoft's current game consoles, but it does not mean that it can approach the performance of the PS5 or Xbox Series X at the default handset power consumption.
