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Topic	BREAKING: Valve announces Steam Deck handheld device
Trumble 07/15/21 6:17:16 PM #113:	yusiko posted... well i never would of course but others might and that would be wrong like others might wonder if it could run the xenosaga trilogy which is difficult to emulate and my favorite video game trilogy If a 4th- or 5th- gen Ryzen 5 or Ryzen 7, or 11th-gen i5 or i7, can run it on integrated graphics, this thing should be able to run it too. It's a bit hard to predict exactly where to draw the line on what this will match - RDNA2 graphics haven't shown up in an iGPU configuration before as far as I'm aware, and DDR5 is also a new twist thrown into the mix (I believe 11th gen Intel iGPUs have been noted to work much, much better with LPDDR4x RAM than regular DDR4, I'd expect DDR5 to show a similar pattern). But yeah, this does look like a pretty capable device. It's not gonna run AAA titles at 4K Ultra (at least not without an eGPU - it should be capable enough on the CPU side), but it should be more than enough for emulators, indies, or probably even AAA titles at 720p (maybe even 1080p depending on the game). Take this all with a grain of salt, obviously, as I'm trying to guess based on specs where there's a lot of unknowns in the mix. The best advice would be to wait for reviews. ;) --- No soap, Trumble! <cite>Trumble posted [p:956120277] in BREAKING: ... [t:79565808]...</cite> <quote>yusiko posted... </cite> <quote>well i never would of course but others might and that would be wrong like others might wonder if it could run the xenosaga trilogy which is difficult to emulate and my favorite video game trilogy</quote> If a 4th- or 5th- gen Ryzen 5 or Ryzen 7, or 11th-gen i5 or i7, can run it on integrated graphics, this thing should be able to run it too. It's a bit hard to predict exactly where to draw the line on what this will match - RDNA2 graphics haven't shown up in an iGPU configuration before as far as I'm aware, and DDR5 is also a new twist thrown into the mix (I believe 11th gen Intel iGPUs have been noted to work much, much better with LPDDR4x RAM than regular DDR4, I'd expect DDR5 to show a similar pattern). But yeah, this does look like a pretty capable device. It's not gonna run AAA titles at 4K Ultra (at least not without an eGPU - it should be capable enough on the CPU side), but it should be more than enough for emulators, indies, or probably even AAA titles at 720p (maybe even 1080p depending on the game). Take this all with a grain of salt, obviously, as I'm trying to guess based on specs where there's a lot of unknowns in the mix. The best advice would be to wait for reviews. ;) --- No soap, Trumble!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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