The specifications read like a dream list for the Nintendo Switch Pro including a large 8.4-inch 2560 x 1600 resolution IPS display, Intel Core i7-1165G7 CPU with Iris Xr graphics, 16 GB RAM, dual heat pipes and fans, Thunderbolt 4, and a large 15300 mAh battery.
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that cpu has a tdp of 28W normal, 12Wh TDP down, even if Iris Xe accelerates some stuff, screen & cpu & gpu complex still consume well beyond 35Watts nominal, 15Watts min, 58Wh battery won't be enough for a console that -might- weigh around 600gr.
Quote from: holy on May 11, 2021, 11:40:51
that cpu has a tdp of 28W normal, 12Wh TDP down, even if Iris Xe accelerates some stuff, screen & cpu & gpu complex still consume well beyond 35Watts nominal, 15Watts min, 58Wh battery won't be enough for a console that -might- weigh around 600gr.
The CPU includes the GPU, which means that the two share the TDP.
In this specific device they are supposed to run on 20W or 28W (switchable).
While the device will obviously use some additional power, the SoC is usually the most power hungry - tests show a runtime of 1.5h (for full load all the time), about 2 to 3 hours (for actual gaming) and around 10+ hours for videos.
However, the device will wigh in at more than 800g.