Intel’s New Mobile CPU Leaves Steam Deck and Asus ROG Ally in the Dust
Intel’s Breakthrough in Gaming Handhelds
Intel is shaking up the handheld gaming scene with impressive performance demonstrated by its Lunar Lake CPUs. Recent benchmarks show that the Intel Core Ultra 7 258V CPU exhibits a remarkable 35% performance improvement over the Steam Deck's APU. With the Asus ROG Ally also facing a tough battle, the results highlight a significant shift in mobile gaming power.
Performance Comparison
- Intel Lunar Lake CPU: Better performance with lower power consumption.
- Steam Deck: Only achieves 13 FPS in Cyberpunk 2077.
- Asus ROG Ally: Manages just 11 FPS.
In an exciting test by Geekerwan, the Intel CPU operated at 12W while the handhelds ran at 8-9W, providing a clear performance advantage. Although comparisons vary, this marks possible new horizons for Intel in capturing a place in the gaming handheld market.
- Intel CPUs could lead future handheld developments.
- Gaming performance surge with lower power usage increases feasibility.
As Intel looks to leverage its technology, the next generation of gaming handhelds could finally begin featuring Intel's powerful processors. The potential is tremendous.
Looking Ahead
As rumors surface regarding the Steam Deck 2, will Intel play a crucial role in transforming handheld devices? Time will tell, but the latest benchmarks paint a promising picture for gamers.
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