Despite its modest computing power, the Nintendo Switch has become the best-selling current game console. The upcoming Switch ...

The Nintendo Switch 2, a successor to Nintendo's best-selling hybrid video game console, will be powered by a new system-on-a ...

Eight years after the Nintendo Switch's debut, its successor appears to be just around the corner. Here are five big reported ...

With its special Nvidia chip and AI upscaling, the Nintendo Switch 2 may allow you to play at resolutions the first Switch ...

This is a pretty big deal for gamers because it appears that leaked images of what is claimed to be the inside of Nintendo’s ...

As for the question of ‘why?’, one has to remember that internally the Nintendo Switch is an Nvidia Tegra X1-based system with a Maxwell GPU, making it definitely one of the nicer ARM-based ...

Updated specs include Nvidia Tegra X1 chip support, 8-core Cortex-A78AE processor, 8GB RAM, and 8-inch LCD display. The internet has been abuzz around the yet-to-be-revealed successor to 2017's ...

Does the Switch OLED use DLSS? No, the Switch OLED does not use DLSS. The console uses the same Nvidia Tegra X1 chip that you would find in the Switch Lite and is therefore not capable of ...

The Nvidia Tegra X1+ processor is up to a quarter faster than the previous generation, according to Nvidia, as well as also bringing with it the aforementioned AI upscaling for sharper images.

Rumor has it the Switch 2 will employ a custom NVIDIA Tegra T239 chip based on the company's Tegra T234 silicon for ...

In the photo of the Nintendo Switch 2 motherboard, you can spot nearly all the components, including an NVIDIA processor that ...

That's up from 7.0" on the Switch OLED, which itself was a bump up from the 6.2" on the original Switch. The original Nintendo Switch came out in 2017 ...