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IT之家 5 月 15 日新闻，据韩国媒体 Chosun 报道，任天堂新一代游戏机 Nintendo Switch 2 的芯片选择背后，隐藏着本钱与性能?的权衡考量。

?此前的泄露信息显示，?Nintendo ?Sw?itch 2 所搭载的 Nvidia Tegra? T239 芯片接纳的是现成的 ?Arm CPU 焦点，以及基于英伟达 Ampere 架构的 GPU。这款芯片最初妄想接纳三星更先进的? 5 纳米制造工艺，但最终任?天堂选择了本钱更低的 8 纳米（8N）工艺。由于 8 纳米工艺已经被用于英伟达 Ampere 架构（如 RTX ?30 系列显卡），因此在设计 GPU 时会越发容易。

?IT之家注重到，报道还提到，任天堂未来仍有可能与三星再度相助。上述提到的? 5 纳米工艺或许会被用于 Nintendo Switch 2 的“性能升级版”，这可能是一款配备 OL?ED 屏幕的版?本。凭证?现代游戏主机硬件的标?准，Tegra T239 ?芯片已经略显落伍，而随着未来游戏对硬件性能要求的一直提高，这一情形只会越发显着。

别的，任天堂与三星的相助或许会促使其他掌机芯片制造商，如 AMD，思量接纳三星的工艺节点来开发未来产品。不过，这种情形在短期内不太可能爆发，由于 AMD 现在与台积电关系亲近，并且已经乐成?获得?了台积电备?受追捧的 N2X 工艺节点（用于 Zen 6 架构）的名贵产能。

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《新闻称三星代工任天堂 Switch 2 游戏掌机芯片：8?nm 工艺，初期销量 1500 万台》?

《Digital Foundry 揭?秘任天堂 Switch 2 手艺规格：1536 CUDA 焦点 GPU、12GB 内存》

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