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Will be interesting to see what an eventual Deck 2 is capable of since AMD seems to be at the lower end of ray tracing efficiency compared to Nvidia (at least, from the outside looking in for someone with an RX 480...)
Do we know enough about the next gen Steam Deck to be able to make assumptions about what GPU brand might be used or whether Nvidia would still be ahead of AMD in this area?
It's most likely to be AMD, given that all recent consoles have been AMD, including the Steam Deck and Switch...
I don't think Intel is really compelling for any mobile device and AMD's APU makes things rather compact.
Switch uses the Nvidia Tegra X1
Ah, you are entirely correct - the exception to the rule, I suppose