"Digital Foundry notes that the Switch 2's custom Nvidia T239 system-on-a-chip uses an ARM Cortex A78C CPU with eight coresâsix for developers and two for the system."
"The console will feature 12GB of LPDDR5X memory, with 3GB held in reserve, allowing for improved performance during gameplay and application use."
Nintendo's upcoming Switch 2 features a custom Nvidia T239 processor with an ARM Cortex A78C CPU and Nvidia's Ampere architecture GPU. It also has 12GB of LPDDR5X memory, with 3GB reserved. Although the console supports VRR on its screen, it lacks this capability while docked. Moreover, Nintendo is introducing a GameChat testing tool for developers, enabling them to simulate real-world performance challenges. Key insights from Digital Foundry suggest the Switch 2 is positioned for enhanced performance, set to launch on June 5th.
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