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Nintendo Switch's iGPU: Maxwell Nerfed Edition – Chips and Cheese - Vimarsana News

Nintendo Switch's iGPU: Maxwell Nerfed Edition – Chips and Cheese

Graphics performance is vital for any console chip. Nintendo selected Nvidia's Tegra X1 for their Switch handheld console. Tegra X1 is designed to maximize graphics performance in a limited power envelope, making it a natural choice for a console. And naturally for a Nvidia designed SoC, the Tegra X1 leverages the company's Maxwell graphics architecture.…

Nvidia Tegra Xavier rides into the sunset as support for ARM- and Volta-based chip is pulled - Vimarsana News

Nvidia Tegra Xavier rides into the sunset as support for ARM- and Volta-based chip is pulled

Nvidia ends Linux support for its silicon that incorporated Arm cores and a Volta-based integrated GPU.

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Cortex A57, Nintendo Switch's CPU – Chips and Cheese - Vimarsana News

Cortex A57, Nintendo Switch's CPU – Chips and Cheese

In the early 2010s, Arm's 32-bit cores had established themselves in cell phones and tablets. But rising memory capacities in those devices meant Arm would have to go 64-bit sooner or later. On top of that, Arm had server ambitions - and 64-bit support was essential for the server market. That brings us to the…

Nintendo Switch OLED vs. Steam Deck OLED - Vimarsana News

Nintendo Switch OLED vs. Steam Deck OLED

Both the Nintendo Switch OLED and Steam Deck OLED are great devices, but one has to be better than the other.

Nintendo Switch 2 might lack special hardware to run DLSS - Vimarsana News

Nintendo Switch 2 might lack special hardware to run DLSS

A new leak claims that the Nvidia T239 chipset in the Nintendo Switch 2 does not have a deep learning accelerator (DLA) to run DLSS. - SamMobile