cyberpunk switch 2 direct feeds leak

"Switch 2 has better textures, global illumination and higher level of detail than Xbox Series S and PS4 Pro in Cyberpunk 2077. It also offers better general performance than PS4 Pro version."
Mark my words, the Switch 2 is going to receive a port of Cyberpunk 2077 and in the dock mode is going to run and looks better than the PS4 Pro version…
Bro thinks this is some flex. Congrats I guess, cause anything less is gonna be a big oof.

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Never beating graphically intensive PS4 games, even docked, with that memory bandwidth. It's going to on par with PS4 graphics with downscaled PS5 games (which developers also do on PS4 like latest Jedi Survivor BTW).
Can't wait to see the "it's between a Pro and a Series S" crowd to backtrack and state how much power doesn't matter when Nintendo will underclock the console so much it will barely reach Steam Deck camp.
Delusional Nintendo fanboys who think Switch 2 will come even close to PS5 or even Series S at a mere 7W TDP? Delusional fanboys who think DLSS is a magic solution despite being known to offload computing from GPU to CPU?

Yup, business as usual.
Upscaling from 540p to 1080p is bad business no matter what upscaling or reconstruction technique used. There simply isn't enough pixels to work with to make a decent image. This is why upscaling techniques really only becomes viable when base resolution is minimum of 1080p. And there will absolutely be a TDP limit even when docked. Why? Because the cooling is still the same. Docking does not magically add huge fans to cool down a 300W power output. Just look at Switch 1. You'll see even in docked, its TDP is highly modest compared to other consoles. Because it's still restricted by its handheld cooling.

If you're expecting more than from a Steam Deck, you're delusional. DLSS under these restricted settings (weak CPUs, low amount of compute units, low base resolution) is not at all comparable to a beefy PC using DLSS with a high-end CPU to support it. Such comparisons are meaningless.
This is where the Nintendo delusionist begin to show their true colors. Nvidia GPUs besting amd gpus in the desktop space has absolutely nothing to do with performance in the low power space. Keep in mind that at each price level where they compete, Amd is better in rasterization than Nvidia.

We don't even know what process node Nvidia is using for this chip but if it's Samsung 8nm, it's not going to be touching the Z1 extreme in the Rog Ally talk-less of the Series S. Some seriously low iq takes in this thread. Also, DLSS has a fixed cost to it and unfortunately, mobile hardware will not have as many tensor cores as desktop. We're talking about a tdp limited chip and people here are dropping clown level takes. Absolutely ridiculous.
Yes it's not.

It's actually more expensive cause Nvidia.

So you expect an Nvidia powered handheld on par with the Series S to cost 400 dollars?

When AMD powered handhelds cost 1000 dollars with the similar specs.

Yeah right.
Switch 1.5

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More quotes incoming, don't worry there's plenty of crows left in the kitchen.
 
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More quotes incoming, don't worry there's plenty of crows left in the kitchen.
These people don't reason based on specs or technical comparisons or anything grounded, they just cry "iT's BeCaUsE nInTeNdO 🤪" and keep it going over and over again without listening.

The specs were public, even some tried using the chinese guy badly made simulation, pixel counting a heavily compressed youtube trailer of an old build, relying blindly on DF, etc. Just to keep the narrative even tho the specs were public for years already.

Even the "less powerful than Steam Deck on portable mode" claims were always false, Steam Deck GPU isn't even 1.6 TFLOPS in real world scenarios because that would imply the GPU always running at 1600 MHz which never happens, it's around 1 TFLOPS normally because it tends to run at around 1 GHz and the same for the CPU, claiming it's superior to the one on Switch 2 because someone made a graph showing synthetical benchmarks comparing it at full speed (3500 MHz) when in reality it's between 1.7 MHz and 2.1 MHz in AAA games because, you know, games have to render graphics and the Deck have to dynamically allocate resource with a max 15w TDP.

The writing was in the wall, and even we the optimistic ones have had to update our expectations frequently because it was showing to be better each time.
 
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