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Moore's Law is Dead is out again to reveal the performance of Switch 2! The well-known technology YouTuber Moore's Law is Dead discussed the performance of Switch 2 in the show.

He reiterated that the performance of Switch 2 is expected to be consistent with Steam Deck, but games developed based on the Unreal 5 engine will most likely need to be scaled up from a lower resolution by increasing the number of pixels, unless Nintendo can bring unexpectedly powerful performance.

In the previous show, he also said that the basic performance of Switch 2 should be slightly worse than Steam Deck, and Switch 2's advantage lies in ray tracing. Therefore, it should be better than Steam Deck in terms of resolution and picture quality. However, the frame rate should still be conservative.

In addition, Moore's Law is Dead believes that flash memory may be a bottleneck for Switch2. On other consoles, the impact of this problem is not great because they usually have m2 or other SSD solutions to choose from. According to previous rumors, Switch2 will use Samsung's 5th generation V-NAND. The 5th generation product has a transmission speed of up to 1.4 GB/s, which is much faster than the current Switch. This speed is close to the transmission speed of entry-level SSDs. However, it is still a lot slower than the current mainstream console SSDs, and running large 3A games in the future is still a challenge. Because many large game developers have stated that the development process relies on the fast storage speed of SSDs.

Finally, Moore's Law is Dead also mentioned that there are rumors that the base of Switch 2 will have a built-in fan. This is to provide more powerful power (power), thereby producing better and clearer images.