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With 1,600 shaders, 80 texture units and 32 ROPs, it was a pretty safe bet that AMD's new uberchip would enter the performance tables in the number one spot.
In practice, it doesn't disappoint. The fact that it manages it whilst also delivering the smallest power consumption footprint is even more impressive.
The only slight disappointment is that the 5870 doesn't quite deliver on AMD's promises of minimal performance reduction when running 8x anti-aliasing.
Oh, and if you're wondering why the 4890 does so well, note that our test board is a factory overclocked Sapphire Toxic model running 960MHz core clockspeed.
If the Switch 2 can't perform at the same level as the Z1 Extreme Asus ROG Ally even with Nvidia's DLSS, then Nintendo is in trouble
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Asus beware, you have new competition - the MSI Claw 8 AI+ performs 20% better than the ROG Ally X at 17W, according to MSI's benchmarks
