Ravenprose said:

Ah, knowing what you're getting for Christmas, but having to wait until the day to play with it...

When I was 6 or 7 years old, I woke up in the middle of the night. I had heard odd sounds coming from my parents bedroom (no, not those sounds!); motorized sounds and my parents whispering. Their door was cracked open a couple of inches, so I peaked inside and saw my dad playing with one my of Chistmas toys: a Tyco electric slot car race track with configurable track layouts. OMG! I never told my parents that I knew what I was getting, and that two week wait until Christmas was unbearable!

It looks similar to this one:

Did you bust his balls for playing with it before you?

So now the Verge has vouched and verified for the Reddit leaker the dock information has led to some informed speculation.

The power draw is 45w handheld to 60w for docked.

The wattage range they say is more like an rtx 3050 equivalent.

I saw a video with the 8gb version, Digital Foundry used the 4gb version for their tests ages ago.

So the other videos run around 20 games on it to see the resolutions and framerates using DLSS.

I was quite suprised, the dude playing was keeping all the framerates at 60 or higher. Most switch owners would assume a 30fps cap, at least for 4k output.

All games he tested at over 60fps and using DLSS the games were either 1080p (a few) 1440p (the majority) and quite a few at 4k.

He did say he had a great cpu though.

Encouraging nonetheless, even though it was never rated as a great card for PC owners. Supposedly he said it was low energy, quiet and didn't generate much heat, so is a good choice for laptops or mobile devices.

I think the Switch 2 has 12gb of RAM so it should do well on image quality.

They even ran God of War and Horizon on it over 60fps