OneXPlayer X1 sporting Intel's Core Ultra 7 155H chip crushes AMD APUs in GPU tests, while struggling to keep up with Zen 4 APUs in CPU tests

[Redaktion]

The OneXPlayer X1, a recently launched gaming device from One-Netbook, packs powerful hardware including up to an Intel Core Ultra 7 155H "Meteor Lake" chip, 64 GB of RAM, and 4 TB of storage. According to a recent first-impressions video on YouTube, it excels in synthetic GPU tests, but real-world gaming experiences are hindered by potential driver issues. However, in terms of CPU performance, the Meteor Lake chip gets crushed by AMD's Zen 4 Phoenix APUs.

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[DANIEL SOUZA]

Fake news;

[Jabea]

Timespy are all fake software with manipulated algorithms which doesn't reflect real output of gpu performance. Intel has a lot of work to do on both drivers support and igpu performance.

[Bassim Ahdab]

Power profiles are not comparable across team blue and team red. Intel and AMD measure TDP differently.