The countdown has begun for Nintendo’s eagerly awaited new console, the Nintendo Switch 2. As the unveiling approaches, new information about the handheld console seems to surface almost every day. One of the pieces of information that emerged today is that, according to rumors, the Nintendo Switch 2 will have more RAM than the Xbox Series S. Here are the details!
The Nintendo Switch 2 will have 12 GB of RAM!
Following its success, Nintendo has started working on a new console. The countdown has begun for the highly anticipated Nintendo Switch 2. Along with this, it is said that the console will feature many characteristics that will capture the gaming world’s attention.
Another claim has been added to the ones that have surfaced today. Rumors suggest that the Switch 2 console will feature more RAM than the Xbox Series S. According to these rumors, consumer versions of the Nintendo Switch 2 will have 12 GB of RAM.
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This represents a 300% increase compared to the current version’s 4 GB of RAM. However, the interesting part is not just the increase in RAM but also the comparison with its powerful competitors. As previously mentioned, the Switch 2 console has three strong rivals, but according to rumors, these rivals may not be as powerful as we initially thought.
To make this clearer, both the PS5 and Microsoft Xbox Series X have 16 GB of RAM, while the Xbox Series S has only 10 GB of RAM. Looking at it this way, it’s possible to say that the Nintendo Switch 2 will be more powerful than the Xbox Series S.
Apart from this, according to rumors, the Switch 2 will support Nvidia’s DLSS technology. For those who don’t know, DLSS is an upgrade technique that uses artificial intelligence to enhance the image quality of games. To see if these claims are true or not, we’ll have to wait for the console to be officially introduced.
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