By most accounts you should probably expect things like 1080P that DLSS works its magic to 4k.
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Question is what's it launching with? Usually Nintendo systems launch with Zelda and both the Switch and the Lite did...
Most of the things he has talked about have come true in various forms. I mean, we can look at Japan Studios just recently.
Hmm? OLEDs are generally more power-efficient than an equivalently-sized LCD.
This is gonna have to be a hot piece of hardware if Nintendo wants me to spend the money I would spend on a PS5 on this.
Kinda, but better than that as DLSS upscales the image using AI so it looks almost like it's native.
I hope this actually happens, because my screen is starting to peel off of my current Switch and I really want to replace it this year.
That's what it looks like. 720p handheld backs that up too. It's incredibly unlikely that a handheld would be pushing 4k native on anything even remotely modern.
7 inch screen OLED (720P) screen = more physical capacity for larger battery and solid battery life from relatively low res and OLED
wonder how brightness will turn out on these panels
I mean especially when Nintendo is putting out games with ineffective/nonexistent AA, yeah 720p is pretty fucking bad, even moreso when the screen is that close to the user's eyes.
Ahhh yeah that makes a lot more sense.
Why would it be? It's completely painless to transfer games and accounts now. This isn't a brand new console, it's a mid-gen refresh.
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The question is still does nintendo allow 9th gen native games on this machine that cant run on the 2017 model and leave that 100 million userbase without the new third party games?
Ofc nintendo games will still come to both.
Ofc nintendo games will still come to both.
Honestly seems like a super smart choice by nvidia to get dlss onto a switch revision. The tech is pretty amazing for what it does and a great way to push it into being used a lot more in games in general is to get it running on a handheld that sells like crazy and that struggles to push higher end ports sometimes at a decent quality. This will improve the switch greatly for what games run on it as well as pushing dlss to be included in more games going forward on other platforms.
As far as the 720p screen, I don't mind at all for handheld if it means I can get games on a switch that run closer to native res or don't crash low in fps often.
No, it doesn't. It's going to be 4K using DLSS. It doesn't need a brain in the dock to do that.
Well I just haven't had to do it yet and Nintendo are historically not great with this sort of thing, but if it's gonna work fine then great!
720p for gaming is perfectly fine. my good nest home is a 7 inch 1024x600 screen and my pictures on it looks absolutely gorgeous.
On that note z0m3le your fake specs had that weird gap between docked/portable clocks, could the portable screen explain it? perhaps tensor cores are turned off in portable mode and turned on docked? Allowing for better upscaling without a huge ramp up in clocks?
On that note z0m3le your fake specs had that weird gap between docked/portable clocks, could the portable screen explain it? perhaps tensor cores are turned off in portable mode and turned on docked? Allowing for better upscaling without a huge ramp up in clocks?
Log in, go to the eShop, hit redownload for all your games, then redownload your cloud saves.
And you can locally transfer save data for any game that does not support cloud saves
As it is now, Switching from one Switch to another isn't a hassle at all. No reason to think it would be a problem with the Pro.
My issues is that Nintendo accounts don't allow you to have multiple Switches so you can quickly switch from the regular Switch to a Lite if you have both.
DLSS is integrated into Unreal Engine now too so any game made with UE can be DLSS readied for launch. Opens the door to alot more titles going to Nintendo
Likely just means some of that fat bezel is being cut into. More screen, less bezel.
uh, ok, you do you bub
the smart money was always on a 7-inch 720p screen so nothing here is shocking
you dont even need to do a transfer, just log in on the 2nd switch and redownload or im pretty sure you can take the old sd card out of the old switch and into the new once
It's probably unlikely it's bigger. Joycons (likely) need to be compatible, so they can't make it much bigger. It's probably just the bezels getting cut down.
Not sure how accurate this site is but that's 6.2 inches vs 7 inches.
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