Steam Deck Specs: How the Nintendo Switch Compares to Valve's Handheld Gaming PC - IGN
NVIDIA Switch GPU 20nm Specs | TechPowerUp GPU Database
Analyzing the Nintendo Switch's Tegra Processor - GameSpot
Nintendo Switch specs: less powerful than PlayStation 4 | VentureBeat
Nintendo Switch/NX Powered By Nvidia Tegra! Initial Spec Analysis - YouTube
Nintendo Switch uses Nvidia Tegra X1 SoC, clock speeds outed | Ars Technica
Nintendo Switch Hybrid Console Teardown Exposes NVIDIA Tegra Heart | HotHardware
Inside Nvidia's new hardware for Switch 2: what is the T239 processor? | Eurogamer.net
Nintendo Switch - Tech Specs - YouTube
Technical Specs - Nintendo Switch™ - System hardware, console specs - Nintendo - Official Site
Nvidia Tegra T239 performance projection utilizing RTX 2050-based laptop leaves Nintendo Switch 2 as more than potential PS4 wannabe - NotebookCheck.net News
Optimistic Nintendo Switch 2 specs leak puts forward huge CPU and GPU changes that would render Tegra T239 obsolete - NotebookCheck.net News
Nintendo Switch Hardware Specs - Nintendo Switch Guide - IGN
Nintendo Switch CPU and GPU clock speeds revealed | Eurogamer.net
NVIDIA Tegra T239: New leak offers clues about rumours next-generation Nintendo Switch chipset - NotebookCheck.net News
Nintendo Switch Houses a Nvidia Tegra X1-SoC
Nintendo Switch chip compared to Nvidia Shield TV 2017 chip : r/NintendoSwitch
Gothalion on X: "How much could Nintendo possibly power up the switch? Well, Switch uses a custom Tegra X1. The first column. The possibility of a much stronger Switch using any of
Rumoured Switch Pro Might Not Actually Use Nvidia's Tegra X1+ Chip | Nintendo Life
Nintendo Switch Houses a Nvidia Tegra X1-SoC
Tegra X1's GPU: Maxwell for Mobile - NVIDIA Tegra X1 Preview & Architecture Analysis
News - Nintendo Switch Torn Open - First Look at Custom Nvidia GPU and DDR4 Memory
New Nintendo Switch has a die-shrunk Tegra X1 - Tech News - Linus Tech Tips
The new Nintendo Switch review: the updated Tegra X1 tested in depth | Eurogamer.net
Nintendo Switch vs Steam Deck specs compared: How big of a gap is there between the two?
