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Next Nintendo Switch could be powered by Samsung Exynos, AMD RDNA

Next Nintendo Switch could be powered by Samsung Exynos, AMD RDNA

Posted on May 8, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Nintendo Switch has quickly become one of the most popular consoles in just three years but it probably isn’t because of its raw power. Of the three big gaming consoles, the Switch can easily be singled out as the weakest and that might not be changing drastically even with a Nintendo Switch 2. It may, however, finally ditch the aging NVIDIA Tegra X1 for something that comes from the fruit of Samsung’s and AMD’s recent partnership.
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