- Leaked information suggests the Nintendo Switch 2 will have 3.09 TFLOPs of processing power when docked.
- The Switch 2 is also rumored to be powered by the Nvidia T239 Ampere architecture.
- The Nintendo Switch 2 leak on famiboards threads also showcases more CPU, RAM, and other full specs for the console.
The Switch 2 announcement is not far from us, but more leaks are now appearing on the internet. However, unlike a design leak, the new one is rumored to be a full specification reveal. So, if you want to know the Nintendo Switch 2 full specs leak, keep reading. Before you read further, remember the specifications for Nintendo Switch 2 listed below are not official. The new leaked specs come from a ‘ famiboards thread ‘ of discussions. In this thread, the users were discussing the upcoming specs for the new-gen Nintendo console. Here are the rumored specs for Nintendo Switch 2:
Nintendo Switch 2 Leaked Tech Specs
- CPU: Arm Cortex-A78C 8 cores Unknown L1/L2/L3 cache sizes
- GPU: Nvidia T239 Ampere (RTX 20 series) 1 Graphics Processing Cluster (GPC) 12 Streaming Multiprocessors (SM) 1534 CUDA cores 6 Texture Processing Clusters (TPC) 48 Gen 3 Tensor cores 2 RTX ray-tracing cores
- RAM: 12 GB LPDDR5, (some/all units will have LPDDR5X chips) Two 6 GB chips
Nintendo Switch 2 Leaked Power Profiles
- Handheld: CPU @ 1100.8 MHz GPU @ 561 MHz, 1.72 TFLOPs RAM @ 2133 MHz, 68.26 GB/s
- Docked: CPU @ 998.4 MHz GPU @ 1007.3 MHz, 3.09 TFLOPs RAM @ 3200 MHz, 102.40 GB/s
While the official Nintendo Switch 2 announcement is just days away, it seems the leaks and rumors are not stopping. Earlier, Genki showcased a Switch 2 mockup at CES 2025, which created a buzz around the video games industry. Although Nintendo denied the claims that the design was similar, fans were inevitably impatient with the reveal.
Despite having only two ray-tracing cores, it will be interesting to see how much the console can push to achieve good DLSS performance. 3.09 TFLOPs at docked can make a big difference for Switch 2 for running the modern games. But with the track record for Nintendo, the games will be optimized enough for the console without any doubt.
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