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technology2 years ago

"AMD's Ryzen Z1 Mini-PC: Benchmarked and Ready for the Extreme"

The first review of a Mini-PC powered by the AMD Ryzen Z1 chip has been released, showcasing its performance and features. The Ryzen Z1 series, which features Zen4 and RDNA3 architectures, offers power efficiency and longer battery life for handheld systems. AMD has launched two Z1 chips, the Z1 Extreme and Z1, with the former being the preferred choice due to its better performance. However, a lower-priced Z1 variant may find a market niche. The Mini-PC implementation of the Ryzen Z1 series provides users with more freedom in power profiles and less thermal constraints, but it may run slower memory, affecting gaming performance. The company is also developing a Z1 Extreme version, with release timing and pricing yet to be determined.

via VideoCardz.com|
#amd#custom-apu#gaming
technology2 years ago

"ASUS ROG Ally: A Powerful Handheld with Ryzen Z1 APU at an Affordable Price"

ASUS has released a more affordable version of its ROG Ally handheld gaming console, featuring the Ryzen Z1 non-Extreme processor. The console, equipped with a 7-inch 120Hz display, 16GB of LPDDR5-6400 memory, and 512GB of storage, is now available for purchase at $599. While it offers a reduction in GPU performance compared to the Ryzen Z1 Extreme variant, it comes at a $100 lower price point. The console also supports XG Mobile external GPU support and offers compatibility with AMD FreeSync Premium, FSR, and RSR technologies.

via VideoCardz.com|
#affordable-version#asus#handheld-gaming-console
technology2 years ago

"Exploring the Asus ROG Ally (Ryzen Z1): A Review of Uncharted Territory"

The Asus ROG Ally with the Ryzen Z1 processor falls short in performance compared to both the Steam Deck and the ROG Ally with the Z1 Extreme. While it retains the same storage and screen quality as the Z1 Extreme model, the weaker processor results in slower performance and weaker battery life. The device lacks a clear purpose and struggles to find an audience, making it difficult to recommend over its competitors.

via Digital Trends|
#asus#handheld-gaming-device#rog-ally
technology2 years ago

AMD Ryzen Z1 APU and Chips Operate with Ultra-Low 9W TDP.

AMD's Ryzen Z1 APUs are purpose-built for handheld gaming and can operate with a configurable thermal design power (cTDP) as low as 9W, which is lower than the Ryzen 7040U series. The Z1 series has been optimized and validated for entirely new power ranges and voltage curves, making it a perfect solution for handheld gaming. The first product based on Ryzen Z1 is set to be announced on May 11th, with ASUS ROG Ally being the only known handheld console to feature this CPU.

via VideoCardz.com|
#amd#apus#handheld-gaming
technology2 years ago

AMD Unveils Ryzen Z1 Series for Handheld Gaming Devices

AMD has released the Ryzen Z1 series of high-performance processors for handheld gaming consoles, featuring Zen 4 cores and RDNA 3 graphics. The Ryzen Z1 series is being introduced with two SKUs, the top-tier Ryzen Z1 Extreme has eight Zen 4 CPU cores and 12 RDNA 3 architecture compute units, while the vanilla Ryzen Z1 cuts that down to six CPU cores and four CUs enabled. The Ryzen Z1 series chips will support a maximum TDP of 30 Watts and will be used in Asus' upcoming ROG Alloy handheld gaming console.

via AnandTech|
#amd#handheld-gaming-consoles#rdna-3
technology2 years ago

AMD Unveils Ryzen Z1 Chips for Handheld Gaming PCs.

AMD has announced new Ryzen Z1 processors, designed to power portable PC devices, including the Asus ROG Ally. The Z1 series includes two processors: the Z1 and the Z1 Extreme, offering increased power and battery life due to the efficiency of Zen 4 architecture. The processors will also allow for seamless connection to gaming libraries and access to PC games through Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. The Asus ROG Ally will be announced on May 11.

via GameSpot|
#amd#asus-rog-ally#gaming
technology2 years ago

AMD's Ryzen Z1 chips set to revolutionize handheld gaming consoles.

AMD has announced the Ryzen Z1 and Z1 Extreme chips, designed specifically for handheld gaming PCs like the Steam Deck. The chips combine 6 or 8 Zen 4-based CPU cores with 4 or 12 RDNA 3-based GPU cores, using AMD's latest architectures and a 4 nm manufacturing process to outrun the Steam Deck's APU. The Ryzen Z1 can run games about 55 percent faster than the Steam Deck, according to AMD. The Asus ROG Ally will be the first handheld gaming PC to use the Ryzen Z1 chip.

via Ars Technica|
#amd#asus-rog-ally#handheld-gaming-pcs
technology2 years ago

AMD Launches Ryzen Z1 Series Processors for Handheld Gaming Consoles

AMD has introduced the Ryzen Z1 Series processors, which are designed for handheld PC gaming consoles. The Ryzen Z1 and Ryzen Z1 Extreme processors offer up to 8 cores and 16 threads, AMD RDNA 3 architecture-based graphics, and USB4 connectivity. The processors are optimized for gaming with features such as AMD Radeon Super Resolution, Radeon Chill, and Radeon Image Sharpening. The first device to feature the Ryzen Z1 Series will be the Asus ROG Ally, which will be available soon.

via Investor Relations|
#amd#asus#handheld-gaming
technology2 years ago

AMD Launches Ryzen Z1 Series for Handheld Gaming Consoles with RDNA3 GPU Cores

AMD has announced the Ryzen Z1 and Ryzen Z1 Extreme, two 4nm processors aimed at handheld gaming PCs. The Ryzen Z1 Extreme offers up to 8.6 teraflops of raw graphic performance, while the Ryzen Z1 has enough for a theoretical 55% increase in raw graphical potential over Valve's custom Zen 2 plus RDNA 2 "Aerith" chip. Both processors are temporarily exclusive to Asus, but AMD says we may see other partners in the future with these or future Z chips.

via The Verge|
#amd#graphics-performance#handheld-gaming-pcs
technology2 years ago

"AMD's Ryzen Z1 APUs Powering New Wave of Handheld Gaming Consoles"

AMD is reportedly working with multiple portable gaming PC makers to create handheld devices powered by unannounced chips, including the Ryzen Z1 and Ryzen 7 7840U. These devices are expected to rival the Steam Deck, with some leaks suggesting they may offer higher performance and power consumption. While it remains to be seen whether these devices can hit the right price point and offer a comfortable user experience, the fact that AMD is actively working with portable gaming PC makers is a promising sign for the future of the market.

via The Verge|
#amd#asus-rog-ally#portable-gaming