OneXPlayer 2, new top of the range steam bridge Rival will launch in 2023, with gaming laptop PC pre-orders starting on November 25. The next device is again being produced by One-Netbook, and from what we’ve seen in the specs, this could make for a Valve device worth owning.
While Steam Deck features an AMD Zen 2 processor clocked at up to 3.5GHz, OneXPlayer 2 will have a much newer AMD Ryzen 7 6800U processor clocked at a maximum of 4.7GHz. It will come with an AMD Radeon 680M with a performance of 3686 TFLOPS FP32 against 8 RDNA 2 for the former which has up to 1.6 TFLOPS. It even has detachable Nintendo Switch-style controllers.
Also, the resolution of the powerful One-Netbook device will be 2560 x 1600 versus 1280 x 800 for the Valve device. However, OneXPlayer 2 will come with Windows, which has its pros and cons. For one, Windows means you shouldn’t have as many compatibility issues as its Linux-based rival, but it also doesn’t tell you which games will work well on a portable device, since the Valve Verified project doesn’t know. .applies to SteamOS only. . It can also cost more than a deck.
These are the smallest details, but that is why OneXPlayer 2 can offer a powerful alternative in the world of mobile gaming PCs. Also, depending on if it fits, the device may be compatible with the best Steam Deck, but it’s still too early to tell at this point.
Publish in Twitter from the manufacturer says that there will be more details about its new device. If that excites you, remember that pre-orders start at the end of this week.
A few months ago we published a review of OneXPlayer Mini, in which we came to the conclusion that it is a valid alternative to Steam Deck. Valve has already shown that mobile gaming PCs have a lot of potential, but there’s obviously room for healthy competition in the market and we’re all for it.
Source : PC Gamesn
