The ASUS ROG Ally gaming handheld console was released on September 18 and attracted widespread attention. There are two versions of this handheld console, including the Z1 Extreme version in overseas markets, starting at $699. In the domestic market, there is only the Z1 Extreme version, with a starting price of 4,999 yuan.
ROG Ally Z1 Extreme version is equipped with a new AMD customized chip and has excellent performance. However, with the lower performance Z1 version, foreign media reviews are unsatisfactory, and are even accused of being inferior to competitor Steam Deck
According to the review of foreign media DigitalTrend, the Z1 version only has 6 Zen 4 CPUs cores, while the Z1 Extreme version has 8 cores. Worryingly, the Z1 version also has fewer GPU cores, with only four RDNA 3 GPU cores, which is only one-third of the Z1 Extreme version. In addition, the cache capacity of the Z1 version has also been reduced, from 8MB L2 of the Z1 Extreme version to 6MB L2
In terms of game performance, the Z1 version of the ROG Ally handheld game overall The frame rate is not as good as the Steam Deck handheld console, and the gap is even wider compared to the Z1 Extreme version. In 3DMark testing, when running in the default 15W mode, the ROG Ally Z1 version scored 37% lower than the Z1 Extreme version in the 3DMark Time Spy test and 30% lower in the Fire Strike test
In Turbo mode, with both devices plugged in and delivering 30W of power, the ROG Ally Z1 version’s Time Spy test score dropped by 51%, while the Fire It dropped by 42% in the Strike test.
According to the editor’s understanding, although the performance of the ROG Ally Z1 version is not as good as the Steam Deck handheld console, the Steam Deck is more stable, easier to use, and cheaper. Although the ROG Ally Z1 Extreme version is more powerful, it is more expensive and bulkier, but it has higher peak performance and wider playability
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