Nvidia says the hybrid game console will have "10x the graphics performance of the Nintendo Switch." That massive jump isn't happening just because of graphical power.

The chip itself is the NVIDIA T239, a collection of silicon that known leaker Kopite7kimi had stated in June would be used for the Switch 2. It's manufactured with a blend of 10nm and 8nm tech ...

Nvidia continued: “With 1,000 engineer-years of effort across every element — from system and chip design to a custom GPU, APIs and world-class development tools — the Nintendo Switch 2 ...

Nintendo wouldn't be willing to delay the launch of the Switch, either. A major part of the reason we only found out about the Switch in October – a mere six months before it's scheduled to ...

It’s a big day for Nintendo. Maybe even “big” is an understatement. The announcement of the Nintendo Switch, formerly known as Nintendo NX, has definitely… ...

Nintendo will also support wireless play with a more conventional controller (the Nintendo Switch Pro). Presumably some games will require the use of both Joy-Con controllers, while others can be ...

The chip inside Nintendo Switch 2 is unlike anything we’ve built before,” Jensen said in the video. He continued, “The most advanced graphics ever in a mobile device.

One possibility is that Nintendo will release a Switch with an ultra-powerful GPU from Nvidia. 2021 Switch models are still using the Tegra X1 design that first debuted in 2015.

A partnership between Nintendo and Nvidia would make sense: Nvidia's Tegra chip has powered the Switch since its launch in 2017. Citing multiple unnamed game developers, Bloomberg notes that games ...

New Nvidia DLSS 4K Chip Highlights the Arrival of Nintendo Switch Pro Michael Adeleye from Pexels According to Bloomberg , the rumor about Nvidia's graphics card came from an anonymous source who ...

Nintendo’s next-gen Switch hardware will reportedly uses Nvidia’s DLSS technology to output 4K to a TV. The Nintendo Switch ‘Pro’ will reportedly feature a 7-inch, 720p OLED screen and ...

Nintendo will also support wireless play with a more conventional controller (the Nintendo Switch Pro). Presumably some games will require the use of both Joy-Con controllers, while others can be ...