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Nintendo Switch 2 performance boost to fall short of Valve's Steam Deck
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For me, One of the issues is while it's docked it doesn't clock up. The current switch basically runs at half it's potential.
Hell, The path for a switch pro would have been easy. So you have the regular switch which can be docked or handheld, The switch light which is handheld only, you could have had a switch pro which was dock only. And change the form factor so that it has a bulkier cooling system better power delivery, and then clock up the CPU/GPU and then make it so the RAM never clocked down... But they didn't because it would have made just how bad the other two were actually running.