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You're talking about apples and oranges. Deck can also be pushed to 25W but most users have it at 15W witch the Asus can also scale down to. Then you have the m
by ChuckNorris89 3y ago
You're talking about apples and oranges. Deck can also be pushed to 25W but most users have it at 15W witch the Asus can also scale down to. Then you have the manufacturing process, with the Deck using an older less efficient TSMC process node than the SoC in the Asus. So the fight is on.
- brucethemoose2 3y agoYeah don't get me wrong. Technically the Asus SoC is straight up better in every way, but - It could be even better if it was a true low power chip like the Deck, with a 4 core config, a lower voltage target for the transistors and such. - It practice, Asus runs the chip kinda hot? It doesn't handle low stress loads as efficiently as it should, and again this might be a consequence of using a laptop chip.
- goosedragons 3y agoReviews have suggested the Deck is a lot better at running lighter/older games. You can get the Steam Deck down to 6W total which will give you about 6 hours. The ROG Ally doesn't seem to be able to go that low and so battery life suffers in comparison.