That’s so exciting! Now that you have your hands on it, what do you think? I already noticed the stock driver is the perfect one use with the OneXGPU (same one I have to side load onto the Legion go). More to come!👌
@@GamingRepairs exactly, no hassle of side loading AMD's software and drivers, which still had some issues with the Go. But have a portable/mini eGPU with a 4060 (they use modular MXM GPUs) and no issues having gone back to Lenovo's skinned software and drivers. I have a 7840u handheld and works great/no issues with OneXgpu
It’ll be interesting to see which one I end of reaching for more depending on the use case. I can already tell the keyboard side is so much better on the full X1. The mini has short cut presses needed for common things that you would type which a smaller form factor you expect some sacrifices. Thanks! That skin is 🔥. 😁🙌🏻
Hello, Nice the One X1 full size. I have the version Onexplayer 2Pro ( AMD 7840U and 1 TB storage ) and the OneXGPU. I have all the accessories ( the pen, the magnetic keyboard, protective glass, oculink cable, etc ) and the only thing that i don't have is the controller connector. I used the onexplayer for movie and for construction design, is very powerfull and so small....verry nice OneX.
@@GamingRepairs yes, they are one of the best in the market. I like One-Netbook 5 too. The One Netbook A1 Pro with i7-1160G7 i wish that i will find to buy.
Hey! I haven’t connected my onexgpu to it yet but will look at that when I do. For the vram piece, I posted a video with Last Epoch and the X1 mini. At the beginning I cover the vram change process and some other tips. 😊 ONEXPLAYER X1 Mini Last Epoch Gameplay and Tips ruclips.net/video/Rv2-71xy0M4/видео.html
@@GamingRepairs do you need to signup for an account and only then you can make vram changes? Is there no other option to change the vram like bios access? It does not let me save the vram settings if i do not login
The login is entering your email then they send you a code and that’s it. You don’t enter in any other information thankfully. I couldn’t find an option in the bios. It seems they’ve locked it.
thanks for the video and your thoughts on it and comparisons to other devices. That is weird where they put the oculink port and other TB port on the bottom. you would have to have it on a dock with access on the bottom or one that has those connectors built in, or a tablet holder. its not like you can lay it down missionary and plug into to those ports. The keyboard is also a shame. i mean it's smaller which is expected but closing it's just lackluster, hanging on limply. Did not know its the same display as the Go,is it. But it does look like it, just with more I/O. I'll stick with the Go for now on the AMD front. As far as the charging block, my Intel X1 came with that exact same one that you got for your mini, 100W GaN. I see many comparisons between this and the Legion go and Intel X1 in the future. Will be interesting to see what power schemes they use with this chipset vs X1, hmmm, lets call it OG X1 or X1 prime, but also other AMD devices like the Go which has very conservative power schemes
Actually with the controllers on you could lay it down to access the bottom ports. The X1 has 15/16th of an inch clearance without back cover, which is plenty of space to get air in.. the go has 9/16 inch ground clearance, assuming the X1 mini sits somewhere between the Go and X1 since it's thicker than X1
Yeah, laying it down would block the fan intake. I’ll use the cooling tablet stand that I got for the full size X1 to connect the oculink. The keyboard is not great lol. But, it’s better than no keyboard at all… 🙂
I suppose but then you would have to use an external controller or mouse and keyboard. I’m cautious about laying it down with the controller on because I worry about loosing controllers to the device overtime. The X1 mini is pretty tight but the big X1 has a tiny bit of wobble. I’ve had my right controller disconnect twice - still attached but lost connection and had to wiggle it a little to reconnect.
@@GamingRepairssee. Haven't had any issues yet with disconnects yet. The only issue I have is the adapter discharging when not in use. Also I find the polling rate is faster with the adapter vs pogo pins but I have the ALPs version of the controllers not Hall. Not sure if there's any difference with polling rate or circularity test which are close to 0% error
Yeah, the keyboard is lacking. It’s better than no keyboard but I can already say the keyboard side is so much better on the full X1 (bad touchpad though lol). The mini has short cut presses needed for common things that you would type which in a smaller form factor you do expect some sacrifices.
I got my OneXPlayer X1 AMD a few weeks ago. The joystick feels cheap and the thumb sticks are bad. I bought a G8+ controller, need s small mod and fits well, but I need software to use it with Bluetooth. I also use DS4 software to hide the DS4 but it shows as an Xbox controller.
I had to calibrate mine as soon as I set it up. The default was way off centre but it’s good now. You can swap out the sticks with the legion go replacements if you want too. I hope they release a more premium controller down the line here. It would likely add more weight but I wouldn’t mind for a quality upgrade. I do like that the sticks has the metal shaft. On my rog ally, I had to use elastics on the shafts because it was chewing the plastic on the stick.
@@GamingRepairs I just tore down the joystick and found that they use a thumbstick very similar to the one in the ROG Ally and the ribbon is same, but it's black (hall effect). I'm looking for the original ROG part now, which is grey (non-hall effect?). Are you sure it fits the Legion Go joystick? I checked the pins and rails online, and they seem different. However, if it really fits, that would be great.
Hey one more question. For the OG X1, have you checked to see, during gameplay if you have 2 or more CPU core (threads) parked. I did and have 2 parked, whereas with the Go and TJD 101 for the same game, they don't. I know there's a registry file that can be changed to unpark them, but just an FYI. I believe this isn't the case with AMD CPUs by default whereas Intel lets Windows manage their cores usage, and park what it thinks won't be used. Also, for the X1 mini, does Adrenaline already have memory optimized for gaming or did you have to manually change it, unlike with the Go or Ally where they did (well the Tuning setting isn't offered with their AMD software version so I'm assuming it is and not set to productivity). Also, do you have the texture filter set to Performance vs Standard.
With the Intel I’ve noticed if you change the display graphics settings (in windows) for the application/game to “High Performance” instead of the default “let windows decide” it makes a big difference for gains. I haven’t had a chance to play any games yet... It’s been a busy weekend but everything is installed and updated. Hopefully get a chance to play with it tomorrow. 👌
sorry I read your comment wrong, I have my games set to high perf as well, what i'm talking about for unparking Cores, is seen here in this video from xlr8 ruclips.net/video/4xumF_cKddI/видео.htmlsi=64UPVJM5TS8IAaTb, 5:40 is the good part. ANd i've only seen it with Intel. With AMD I see people doing the opposite, trying to park cores. Maybe it helps maybe it doesn't. I think it depends on the CPU and game. Some games will utilize more threads if available, some won't based on what I 've researched so far
@@GamingRepairs did some more TB vs Ocu testing with CP 2044 benchmark, with my OneXgpu and SGWzone (that has the 4060). TB cable from each I got same results, OneX Oculink cable was a little better, anyways using their OC cable for both eGPUs I saw 52.1, 48.6, and 33.2% diff , with internal monitor ( i remember you were getting like 30% improvement with yours) and 45.3, 42.3 and 30 % diff for ext monitor for 1080p, 1200p, 1440p for the OneXGpu. Interestingly , the OneX Ocu/TB improvement was better than the 4060 eGPU which gave 41,39, 27.5 % for int monitor and 34.6, 30.9, 20.6 % for ext monitor. The 4060 was a little better for TB but 7600m XT was better with Oculink. with Oculink Resize BAR and SAM can be enabled and I did have them enabled. So its possible, since I have found now, that Nivdia handles RAM and VRAM differently and not as well as AMD. And 8gb VRAM isn't a lot. So I guess i'll have to test again with resize BAR off. This was done with the X1 at 30Ws
hello, I am interested in the one x player x1 mini. but I have a question to ask you, is it easy to play on a sofa with your arms outstretched without having the handles resting on a table or on your knees? In fact, I regularly play on my sofa with my arms outstretched and I don't know if it's compatible. Thanks in advance.
Hey! I stationary bike with my X1 mini not resting on anything just holding it for a hour (almost every day) and I don’t feel fatigued from it. For a longer session, yeah I probably would start to feel it. Overtime the muscles start to get stronger and you can hold it for longer lol. I think it’s comfortable for a heavier handheld but it would depend on your grip style for the controllers and endurance in those muscles (which again you would continuously build up with each session). I’ve seen people use a pillow on their stomach or lap too to help.
@@GamingRepairs Thank you very much, I hadn't thought about the pillow under the console PC. you changed my opinion on heavy console PCs 😉. wonderful tip!
So be honest and just fyi I have the ally and LeGo, is the X1 worth it? Not interested in the mini but the 10.95” AMD version is defo something I’m really wanting to purchase, but other then the extra few inches is it really worth the £££ on performance?
The performance will be very similar. Your only real gain would be from having 32GB of ram vs 16GB. The 8840u and Z1 Extreme are going to be a difference maker. Later this year we might see a new release of the X1 with a better AMD chip so if you’re not in a rush… I personally love the X1 full size the most out of all my devices but I also use it like a laptop so for me it’s the best of both worlds. Which device do you like better? Your Ally or Lego?
@@GamingRepairs yer I’ve read about this new AMD chip coming soon, it’s sposedly going to be “game breaking” I like LeGo if I’m honest, but I like the bigger screen and use an Asus falchion slim rx wireless keyboard with it, but looking at the OXP AMD 10.95 and the keyboard has really got me itching.
Actually, I just did that last night haha. It was easy enough to do. Unscrew the 4 screws under the kickstand then lift up using the kickstand. It peeled up from the thermal pad then I peeled the thermal pad back to the right, unscrewed the drive, copied it to a 2TB using an offline nvme duplicator device (from Amazon), removed the partitions preventing me from expanding the D drive (using cmd and command prompts to override deleting the recovery partitition) and expanded the D drive to the rest of the 2TB. Now I have the OS on 500GB and the D Drive is on 1.5TB. The 1TB model has it split 50/50. Picked up exaclty where I left off on the other drive.
I’m still installing everything right now. But, it should be better for fps on AAA games with the ram being 32GB in this over the 16GB in the Legion Go. I’ll have to get back to you after trying out a few. 😊
I imagine it would be a little better for some games cuz of the RAM speed (if different) but mostly from amount of shared RAM available, and how they set up VRAM. I think their default is Auto. It uses the same 780m iGPU so unless AMD made some tweaks i don't expect much more out of it. Most games I've played, even games like High on Life, Halo Infinite, Dead Space, the CPU isn't a problem. And I haven't seen a reviewer show this either, It is worth noting though that I do see, myself and seen reviewers, eke out a few more FPS using a vanilla 7840u vs the z1 extreme. so there could be a small perf boost coming from the 8840u, like 2--5 fps. But it would also depend on how they set up the power schemes to work with drivers and all that jazz
Tempting, right? 😂 The mini is pretty cool. I like the X1 full size more than the mini for my use case. Having the Intel already, I don’t think it’s worth the swap to the amd. But, when onexplayer releases the next gen AMD with the X1 (“X2”) I’ll definitely buy that. 😁
@@GamingRepairs thank you! Is the new AMD, is a new igpu or Apu? I like the form factor of my full size x1...just wish I had waited for the AMD version
This things are heavy and not enjoyable long term. Owner of both Lenovo Legion go and steam deck plus Nintendo switch. I still play Nintendo switch more than these others handheld they don't even hold battery for three hours. Nintendo switch can go eight hours on one charge. You can't play none of these PC handheld without worrying about the battery dying and most importantly they're not easy to carry around. Nintendo switch can fit in my pocket but these handheld are even a load to carry about. If companies can go for Windows tablet form factor then this handheld will be the best.
@@GamingRepairs most definitely. I didn't even bother to get the OLED version. I have steam OLED and LCD with legion go that I only checked out once. Steam deck is in direct competition with Nintendo but they need a dedicated steam deck store . I find it hard looking for steam deck games since their store is all about PC games. If they can make a dedicated steam deck game store, then it'll be perfect.
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I'm so intrigued by this device. Thanks for sharing this video. Well done!
You’re welcome! I’m intrigued too… 😁Thanks for taking the time to write me a comment!😊
DAMN!!! YOU GOT YOURS QUICK!!!!!
It was super quick! I paid the customs fees in transit and that definitely sped things up. 🥳
@GamingRepairs you so lucky!!!!
@@GamingRepairsnice video Nell - mine still hasn't made it to Hongkers yet!!
@@neilmcrae1Hey Neil! Strange it hasn’t left yet. Mine was super fast to Canada. Tracking # then within 3 days it’s in my hands. 🤔
Awesome! My X1 arrived yesterday. Cant wait for your walkthroughs of the Mini as they will pertain to my device ^_^
That’s so exciting! Now that you have your hands on it, what do you think?
I already noticed the stock driver is the perfect one use with the OneXGPU (same one I have to side load onto the Legion go). More to come!👌
@@GamingRepairs Couldn't be happier! It is heavy but im strong ^_^ If you can use a windows laptop you can easily use this device.
Heck yeah! 😂🙌🏻
@@GamingRepairs exactly, no hassle of side loading AMD's software and drivers, which still had some issues with the Go. But have a portable/mini eGPU with a 4060 (they use modular MXM GPUs) and no issues having gone back to Lenovo's skinned software and drivers. I have a 7840u handheld and works great/no issues with OneXgpu
It’s so nice not having to side load. 😁
That handheld thick!!!😱😱😱
😂
If i didnt have the legion go i would be drooling over this
😂
I wish I had adult money like this!!!
😂👍
Ive been really addicted to my AMD X1 but, I’ve been eye balling this mini 👀 I like that skin on the legion go🔥🔥🔥
It’ll be interesting to see which one I end of reaching for more depending on the use case. I can already tell the keyboard side is so much better on the full X1. The mini has short cut presses needed for common things that you would type which a smaller form factor you expect some sacrifices.
Thanks! That skin is 🔥. 😁🙌🏻
I have their onexfly and love it! I’m considering the 10” X1 in the future.
I can’t wait for the next big X1 with an AMD leap. I’ll buy it for sure. The onexfly looks comfortable to hold. Do you have the 7840u?
Hello, Nice the One X1 full size. I have the version Onexplayer 2Pro ( AMD 7840U and 1 TB storage ) and the OneXGPU. I have all the accessories ( the pen, the magnetic keyboard, protective glass, oculink cable, etc ) and the only thing that i don't have is the controller connector. I used the onexplayer for movie and for construction design, is very powerfull and so small....verry nice OneX.
Glad you’re a fan of Onexplayer too! They have cool stuff and keep innovating their technologies and designs. 😁
@@GamingRepairs yes, they are one of the best in the market. I like One-Netbook 5 too. The One Netbook A1 Pro with i7-1160G7 i wish that i will find to buy.
Great video
Thank you! 😊
Would be great to have a onexgpu + x1 mini AMD update video and also how to change the vram to 8GB on X1 mini😊
Hey! I haven’t connected my onexgpu to it yet but will look at that when I do. For the vram piece, I posted a video with Last Epoch and the X1 mini. At the beginning I cover the vram change process and some other tips. 😊
ONEXPLAYER X1 Mini Last Epoch Gameplay and Tips
ruclips.net/video/Rv2-71xy0M4/видео.html
@@GamingRepairs do you need to signup for an account and only then you can make vram changes? Is there no other option to change the vram like bios access? It does not let me save the vram settings if i do not login
The login is entering your email then they send you a code and that’s it. You don’t enter in any other information thankfully. I couldn’t find an option in the bios. It seems they’ve locked it.
You'll need a lot of hands for all those handhelds :)
No kidding lol. It’s an addiction at this point. 😂🙌🏻
thanks for the video and your thoughts on it and comparisons to other devices. That is weird where they put the oculink port and other TB port on the bottom. you would have to have it on a dock with access on the bottom or one that has those connectors built in, or a tablet holder. its not like you can lay it down missionary and plug into to those ports. The keyboard is also a shame. i mean it's smaller which is expected but closing it's just lackluster, hanging on limply. Did not know its the same display as the Go,is it. But it does look like it, just with more I/O. I'll stick with the Go for now on the AMD front. As far as the charging block, my Intel X1 came with that exact same one that you got for your mini, 100W GaN. I see many comparisons between this and the Legion go and Intel X1 in the future. Will be interesting to see what power schemes they use with this chipset vs X1, hmmm, lets call it OG X1 or X1 prime, but also other AMD devices like the Go which has very conservative power schemes
Actually with the controllers on you could lay it down to access the bottom ports. The X1 has 15/16th of an inch clearance without back cover, which is plenty of space to get air in.. the go has 9/16 inch ground clearance, assuming the X1 mini sits somewhere between the Go and X1 since it's thicker than X1
Yeah, laying it down would block the fan intake. I’ll use the cooling tablet stand that I got for the full size X1 to connect the oculink. The keyboard is not great lol. But, it’s better than no keyboard at all… 🙂
I suppose but then you would have to use an external controller or mouse and keyboard. I’m cautious about laying it down with the controller on because I worry about loosing controllers to the device overtime. The X1 mini is pretty tight but the big X1 has a tiny bit of wobble. I’ve had my right controller disconnect twice - still attached but lost connection and had to wiggle it a little to reconnect.
@@GamingRepairssee. Haven't had any issues yet with disconnects yet. The only issue I have is the adapter discharging when not in use. Also I find the polling rate is faster with the adapter vs pogo pins but I have the ALPs version of the controllers not Hall. Not sure if there's any difference with polling rate or circularity test which are close to 0% error
I have the same issue with the adapter discharging so I disconnect them after use just in case lol.
Can.n those controllers work with the legion go?
Not clipped in no. But with the usb as external they should work.
The middle controller adapter comes with a USB dongle to connect wirelessly. As Neil mentioned, that would be the only way. 😊
Really disappointed with the way the keyboard looks. Thank you for the informative video.
Yeah, the keyboard is lacking. It’s better than no keyboard but I can already say the keyboard side is so much better on the full X1 (bad touchpad though lol). The mini has short cut presses needed for common things that you would type which in a smaller form factor you do expect some sacrifices.
wild device nice!
Thanks! 😊
Does the matte screen protector have the rainbow effect on white background like on phones?
Rainbow ish glitter look, yeah. I’ve never really put much thought into it until you just asked lol. Had to check before responding.
I got my OneXPlayer X1 AMD a few weeks ago. The joystick feels cheap and the thumb sticks are bad. I bought a G8+ controller, need s small mod and fits well, but I need software to use it with Bluetooth. I also use DS4 software to hide the DS4 but it shows as an Xbox controller.
I had to calibrate mine as soon as I set it up. The default was way off centre but it’s good now. You can swap out the sticks with the legion go replacements if you want too. I hope they release a more premium controller down the line here. It would likely add more weight but I wouldn’t mind for a quality upgrade. I do like that the sticks has the metal shaft. On my rog ally, I had to use elastics on the shafts because it was chewing the plastic on the stick.
@@GamingRepairs I just tore down the joystick and found that they use a thumbstick very similar to the one in the ROG Ally and the ribbon is same, but it's black (hall effect). I'm looking for the original ROG part now, which is grey (non-hall effect?). Are you sure it fits the Legion Go joystick? I checked the pins and rails online, and they seem different. However, if it really fits, that would be great.
Hey one more question. For the OG X1, have you checked to see, during gameplay if you have 2 or more CPU core (threads) parked. I did and have 2 parked, whereas with the Go and TJD 101 for the same game, they don't. I know there's a registry file that can be changed to unpark them, but just an FYI. I believe this isn't the case with AMD CPUs by default whereas Intel lets Windows manage their cores usage, and park what it thinks won't be used.
Also, for the X1 mini, does Adrenaline already have memory optimized for gaming or did you have to manually change it, unlike with the Go or Ally where they did (well the Tuning setting isn't offered with their AMD software version so I'm assuming it is and not set to productivity). Also, do you have the texture filter set to Performance vs Standard.
With the Intel I’ve noticed if you change the display graphics settings (in windows) for the application/game to “High Performance” instead of the default “let windows decide” it makes a big difference for gains.
I haven’t had a chance to play any games yet... It’s been a busy weekend but everything is installed and updated. Hopefully get a chance to play with it tomorrow. 👌
@@GamingRepairs thanks
sorry I read your comment wrong, I have my games set to high perf as well, what i'm talking about for unparking Cores, is seen here in this video from xlr8 ruclips.net/video/4xumF_cKddI/видео.htmlsi=64UPVJM5TS8IAaTb, 5:40 is the good part. ANd i've only seen it with Intel. With AMD I see people doing the opposite, trying to park cores. Maybe it helps maybe it doesn't. I think it depends on the CPU and game. Some games will utilize more threads if available, some won't based on what I 've researched so far
I’ll check that out. Thanks! 😊
@@GamingRepairs did some more TB vs Ocu testing with CP 2044 benchmark, with my OneXgpu and SGWzone (that has the 4060). TB cable from each I got same results, OneX Oculink cable was a little better, anyways using their OC cable for both eGPUs I saw 52.1, 48.6, and 33.2% diff , with internal monitor ( i remember you were getting like 30% improvement with yours) and 45.3, 42.3 and 30 % diff for ext monitor for 1080p, 1200p, 1440p for the OneXGpu. Interestingly , the OneX Ocu/TB improvement was better than the 4060 eGPU which gave 41,39, 27.5 % for int monitor and 34.6, 30.9, 20.6 % for ext monitor. The 4060 was a little better for TB but 7600m XT was better with Oculink. with Oculink Resize BAR and SAM can be enabled and I did have them enabled. So its possible, since I have found now, that Nivdia handles RAM and VRAM differently and not as well as AMD. And 8gb VRAM isn't a lot. So I guess i'll have to test again with resize BAR off. This was done with the X1 at 30Ws
Can you hook this up to a 4k tv and if so how?
Yes. 😊 You can with a usb c to HDMI cable or a hub like this:
a.co/d/foNrMv4
hello, I am interested in the one x player x1 mini. but I have a question to ask you, is it easy to play on a sofa with your arms outstretched without having the handles resting on a table or on your knees? In fact, I regularly play on my sofa with my arms outstretched and I don't know if it's compatible. Thanks in advance.
Hey! I stationary bike with my X1 mini not resting on anything just holding it for a hour (almost every day) and I don’t feel fatigued from it. For a longer session, yeah I probably would start to feel it. Overtime the muscles start to get stronger and you can hold it for longer lol. I think it’s comfortable for a heavier handheld but it would depend on your grip style for the controllers and endurance in those muscles (which again you would continuously build up with each session). I’ve seen people use a pillow on their stomach or lap too to help.
@@GamingRepairs Thank you very much, I hadn't thought about the pillow under the console PC. you changed my opinion on heavy console PCs 😉. wonderful tip!
You’re welcome! 😊
if i buy it will onexplayer x1 mini come with the controller or not
It do
It’ll come with everything in the video minus the keyboard and travel case for the mini unless you buy those too.
@@GamingRepairs Oh okay thank you
You’re welcome!
So be honest and just fyi I have the ally and LeGo, is the X1 worth it? Not interested in the mini but the 10.95” AMD version is defo something I’m really wanting to purchase, but other then the extra few inches is it really worth the £££ on performance?
The performance will be very similar. Your only real gain would be from having 32GB of ram vs 16GB. The 8840u and Z1 Extreme are going to be a difference maker. Later this year we might see a new release of the X1 with a better AMD chip so if you’re not in a rush…
I personally love the X1 full size the most out of all my devices but I also use it like a laptop so for me it’s the best of both worlds.
Which device do you like better? Your Ally or Lego?
@@GamingRepairs yer I’ve read about this new AMD chip coming soon, it’s sposedly going to be “game breaking” I like LeGo if I’m honest, but I like the bigger screen and use an Asus falchion slim rx wireless keyboard with it, but looking at the OXP AMD 10.95 and the keyboard has really got me itching.
I will say the track pad on the X1 keyboard is absolute trash. Hot garbage lol. 😂
@@GamingRepairs yer I’ve never used a trackpad in my life, wireless mouse is king 😂 do you not have a discord or the likes?
Wireless mouse is king lol. Won’t touch that trackpad. Yikes. I do have discord. 😂
Hi
Did you attempt to upgrade the ssd on your one player x1 intel version?
Actually, I just did that last night haha. It was easy enough to do. Unscrew the 4 screws under the kickstand then lift up using the kickstand. It peeled up from the thermal pad then I peeled the thermal pad back to the right, unscrewed the drive, copied it to a 2TB using an offline nvme duplicator device (from Amazon), removed the partitions preventing me from expanding the D drive (using cmd and command prompts to override deleting the recovery partitition) and expanded the D drive to the rest of the 2TB. Now I have the OS on 500GB and the D Drive is on 1.5TB. The 1TB model has it split 50/50. Picked up exaclty where I left off on the other drive.
How does the performance compare to Legion Go?
I’m still installing everything right now. But, it should be better for fps on AAA games with the ram being 32GB in this over the 16GB in the Legion Go. I’ll have to get back to you after trying out a few. 😊
I imagine it would be a little better for some games cuz of the RAM speed (if different) but mostly from amount of shared RAM available, and how they set up VRAM. I think their default is Auto. It uses the same 780m iGPU so unless AMD made some tweaks i don't expect much more out of it. Most games I've played, even games like High on Life, Halo Infinite, Dead Space, the CPU isn't a problem. And I haven't seen a reviewer show this either, It is worth noting though that I do see, myself and seen reviewers, eke out a few more FPS using a vanilla 7840u vs the z1 extreme. so there could be a small perf boost coming from the 8840u, like 2--5 fps. But it would also depend on how they set up the power schemes to work with drivers and all that jazz
Exactly. I don’t expect huge gains but there should be small ones depending on the game demand.
Ughhh i have to get it. You like it much more than the intel x1 correct? i have that as well.
Tempting, right? 😂 The mini is pretty cool.
I like the X1 full size more than the mini for my use case. Having the Intel already, I don’t think it’s worth the swap to the amd. But, when onexplayer releases the next gen AMD with the X1 (“X2”) I’ll definitely buy that. 😁
@@GamingRepairs thank you! Is the new AMD, is a new igpu or Apu? I like the form factor of my full size x1...just wish I had waited for the AMD version
@@GamingRepairs also...is there anyway you could make a video on how to do the 2.45 bios update, for the life of me I can't figure it out ha
Hopefully it should be the new AMD Ryzen Ai 9 HX 370 Strix point APU with a 16CU RDNA3.5.
Did you disable windows defender firewalls first so that the file will run?
she sounds like sara gilbert from rosanne
😂
This things are heavy and not enjoyable long term. Owner of both Lenovo Legion go and steam deck plus Nintendo switch. I still play Nintendo switch more than these others handheld they don't even hold battery for three hours. Nintendo switch can go eight hours on one charge. You can't play none of these PC handheld without worrying about the battery dying and most importantly they're not easy to carry around. Nintendo switch can fit in my pocket but these handheld are even a load to carry about. If companies can go for Windows tablet form factor then this handheld will be the best.
Nintendo made a real gem with the switch for sure. 😁
@@GamingRepairs most definitely. I didn't even bother to get the OLED version. I have steam OLED and LCD with legion go that I only checked out once. Steam deck is in direct competition with Nintendo but they need a dedicated steam deck store . I find it hard looking for steam deck games since their store is all about PC games. If they can make a dedicated steam deck game store, then it'll be perfect.
Hello! Nelly, could you please check your email box? Thank you a lot!
I’ve replied. Thank you! 🎉🙌🏻💕
It's incredibly hot seeing a girl nerding on gadgets. That's an instant turn on.
Keep it in your pants Arjun
Thanks, Meatbag! 😊
Chill 🥶
Yikes dude.
This is why we can't have nice things..