Intel Loses to AMD (again) - MSI Claw vs ROG Ally
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
- "Intel-based MSI Claw struggles against AMD-based ASUS ROG Ally in early gaming tests" Lets have a chat about that, and AMD APU's vs Intel's ARC graphics...
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![BEST Gaming Handheld in 2024!? [Steam Deck OLED | Ally X | Legion Go | Claw]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/czoKrKcgHaY/mqdefault.jpg)
![BEST Gaming Handheld in 2024!? [Steam Deck OLED | Ally X | Legion Go | Claw]](/img/tr.png)
If I should buy a handheld console now, I'd take the Legion Go. I'll wait a little bit.
It's clsoe between the ALLY and the Go... personally I like the native scaling options the Ally's screen res provides over the more awkward ones on the Go, far more appropriate for the power on offer.
@@BluntyTV What I like about the Go is its big screen and detachable controllers. Rog Ally has smaller screen but suuport VRR, which is cool. It's hard to make a choice between these two, but Legion Go appeals more to me.
@@PC-ONEthe smaller screen helps a bit, games especially using fsr will look a bit better(sharper) on a smaller screen.
Ally is for those who have a good eye and good hearing only.
intel Arc drivers have me worried since not only they have issues with day 1 game releases, they also have problems playing older titles.
What system did the hybrid before the Switch?
ONE example is Razer who showed a handheld gaming pc, with detachable controls, over a DECADE ago, many years before anyone heard the words "nintendo switch" , it too could be handheld, or docked to larger screens. ruclips.net/video/PyTiI-1-KoY/видео.html
@@BluntyTV Well, I'll be darn. That's good to know. It didn't do it very well and was too pricy. And, it wasn't really portable. Yikes. That sucker looked big. Lol
Thanks for the info Blunty.
We'll have to see how it goes after updates and etc... bc like u said the rog ally was bad at first but after bios updates etc... the rog ally became a beast had a rog ally like a month after it came out and I love it but I honesty would love for the claw to be better in everyway to push the handheld market and to make amd really step up and do more and to have competition between intel and amd way more bc the handheld market is just going to grow and and more competition means more improvements and performance for us gamers
I did not say the "ROG ALLY was bad at first".... I said it got BETTER with updates. That is NOT the same thing. It was GOOD on day 1, and got BETTER STILL over time.
Still an LCD SteamDeck owner here. MSI's option will have to be really seen. So far, does not look good at all, those numbers are not even close to AMD. Not sure drivers and bios updates are magically get them up 40-50fps on every game (to make it better than AMD options). Time will tell for sure but, not a lot of hope here.
I love that this started with GPD and their nifty gamepad handheld pcs and now everyones making them. Its just easier now to get a handheld PS2 even if I have to emulate it
"Random loyalty is for suckers" - well said. Best price/performance is king, and competition helps everyone! (Fwiw I went from Aya Neo Pro 2021 4800U>steam deck 512>ROG Ally).
What is this cra.?
Why he’s interviewing himself in VR, so funny😂
what?!!? WHAT? - fuckingwhat are you babbling about? no one is being interviewed int his video... did you comment on the wrong video? Comment without watching? or just have no fucking idea what the word "interview" means?
I think really better will only the upcomingn Windows-ARM support and Xbox ARM Support be, when a new generstion of ARM based handhelds get released... Till then, Ally, Legion go and those other AMD handhelds will be enough...
lol, this guy... has no clue.
Do enlighten us all then mate, go on, I'll listen... let's all hear how much smarter you are. Show off a bit....
@BluntyTV he shut that shit real quick lmfao 😂😂😂 Dumb dumb want some gum gum Lmfao 😂😂😂
the battery....the battery
Do you have a point you're trying to make, or just a stammer that affectingly comes tough when you type?
First!
as far as handheld and console it is AMD, but desktop still is Intel. Graphics NVIDIA RTX now, AMD Vega 56 and RX580s before. AMD software still is bad, issues for multi monitor configs or ultrawide 1080/1440 was not a good thing.
As a HW nerd and a low-level programmer, I just wanted to chime in and explain that Intel Arc has been making stunning progress since their initial launch. Discrete graphics is a whole different can of worms to integrated. Their competitors have been fine-tuning drivers and implementing application-specific fixes for *decades*, especially as they pertain to older, more high-level APIs (pre-DX12 and Vulkan). I wouldn't expect Arc to be in a state for average consumer for at least a few generations. Their progress is very promising; I just hope the higher-ups don't throw out the cake it before it's done cooking. Investors can be very short-sighted...
This is not meant to contradict you, as I actually have no idea...just a question. Do you know how the Steam Deck OLED stacks up against these? I've been considering a device like that, not just for playing my standard library but also for hand held emulation purposes.
These can boost past the steam deck OLED and get considerably more performance when doing that. The issue is that to get those speeds you're looking at very bad battery life.
When comparing at sub 15W tdp, the steam deck is unbeatable performance-wise in pretty much everything except, perhaps, switch emulation.
Then there's the OS thing. But that's a different topic and much more nuanced. 😊
The Ally is best overall FOR YOU , you can only give your own opinion , should have added that ,
motherfucker, I LITERALLY SAID "what I CONSIDER to be the best...." those EXACT FUCKING WORDS!!! - what the FUCK are you on about?
@@BluntyTV The problem is "overall" is still subjective, as how do you weigh the different features? I personally weigh the OLED HDR screen and better UI of the Steam Deck OLED very highly. Also after the SD reader debacle, that puts me off the Ally. There's also the ergonomics of the Steam Deck which I find the most comfortable handheld I've ever experienced, not to mention the repair-ability. If only it had VRR it would be perfect.
If the Steam Deck OLED had not come out then I would have said Ally is the best overall, but I don't think it is now.
*headesk** jesus fucking christ. OF COURSE IT'S FUCKING SUBJECTIVE... it's an ~OPINION~ - That's the DEAL!!!
Fucking HELLFIRE I hate what the internet has done to peoples minds.
@@BluntyTV It seems like a small part of you dies every time you read the comment section.
@@Gametech Sadly relatable. Hang in there, Blunty. ❤