This New Nintendo Switch 2 Leak is Exciting!

Get the scoop on the latest Nintendo Switch 2 leak in this exciting video! Find out what new features and updates are coming to the beloved gaming console.
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[@ShooterMG88]

Unless Nintendo says it, don’t listen to this 🤡

[@BrianMorin-h1g]

Man it’s really dry out there for Nintendo KZbinrs lol 😂

[@Adrien1903]

Still not dryer then PS5 owners in term of games

[@dogg-paws]

I suspect you don't really believe that and are lying

[@DJEject2008]

Design and exterior of the Nintendo Switch 2 1. Larger display: - Leaks suggest that the Switch 2 could have a larger OLED display, possibly between 7 and 8 inches. The display could offer a higher resolution, possibly 1080p in handheld mode. 2. Slimmer Case: - The design could be slimmer and lighter, with Nintendo still paying attention to portability. A thinner frame and robust workmanship would be conceivable. 3. Improved Joy-Cons: - There are rumors of improved Joy-Cons, which are not only more ergonomic, but have also been optimized against the well-known "Joy-Con drift" problem. Magnetic connections instead of mechanical ones could improve durability. 4. New color options and special editions: - Nintendo is known for its limited editions and color variants. Themed designs tied to popular games could appear at launch or later. Technical improvements

[@DJIdroneabout]

Longest wait of a switch successor that never seems to becoming out and specs that are forever changing like the winds

[@potato9638]

Game boy- game boy advance was longer

[@diegomedina9637]

​@@potato9638Yeah 89 to like 2001

[@audie-cashstack-uk4881]

The specs haven’t changed in 2 yrs stop making things up it’s drake chip always was 12gb ram

[@Grant-wy4uu]

That's because nobody actually knows anything. They just pull stuff out of their ass to try to stay relevant.

[@pootskoot23]

Sorry. Game boy color was a successor.

[@mrkrabz9564]

Since the Nintendo switch successor is going to be better than the Nintendo switch in terms of power, it’s a given that the charger would draw more wattage. A cooler inside the switch dock would be a good idea.

[@shyn3498]

Im officially done watching videos that say switch 2 in the title

[@ravenebony2267]

Thank you for clicking on the video to tell us you won't click on the video.

[@SRF_1031]

Highly doubt it

[@alysupersmashshow]

Thanks for telling us something that we don’t care to hear about.

[@butterworthboys4985]

Wow! Very cool!

[@luigistherapist]

Oh ok. Can you let us know when you start watching again? We’d really appreciate the update.

[@10k-Noodles]

6:35 Now I want strawberries. Suggestion is a powerful weapon. 😨

[@ravenebony2267]

🍓

[@10k-Noodles]

@@ravenebony2267 I need that!

[@RC-fo4qg]

I don't understand the hate for new info being provided. No one is forcing you to watch. Not interested, just click off the video. I appreciate new data!

[@dwasp27moto41]

that 60w looks like its needed for a power hungry hi end component like the cpu/gpu/ram. im not concerned with a cooling system, ofcourse cooler temperature leads to less baterry usage but you dont need that when your docked. the 60w requirement for internal hardware looks promising 🎉

[@vin_1113]

Yeah, no, wont be clicking Switch 2 videos for a while until we get news from Nintendo

[@THEJefftheKiller]

I’ve seen enough of these leaks 😫

[@Maliktevin1643]

Aw yeah! 😏

[@ravenebony2267]

In that case your best course of action is to exercise control of your poking finger and not click on the video.

[@Verander369]

@@ravenebony2267 Womp womp

[@Mr.Chimpazee]

@@ravenebony2267 R/wooooosh

[@Grant-wy4uu]

​@ravenebony2267 but how could we hate watch then?

[@Timebuddi2]

If this really comes true, I already see the drama from users that use 3rd party "docks" that don't work like Nintendo intended it to do and break their consoles.

[@Norgatron]

All they need is 1080p 60fps in handheld mode dock any higher will be a luxury

[@bob171]

I love how rumors just equal leaks now.

[@NintyPrime]

It’s shipping information from Nintendo and their partners. It’s factual existing stuff. Not rumors.

[@Kooster69]

I can't get excited about the Nintendo Switch Successor, until Nintendo official releases the specs. I'd like to know how much VRAM is included, the video graphics processor used, video quality when undocked, and battery life.

[@vegetables3375]

its not officially confirmed but reliable leaks (like much like the ones the original switch had which were real) say its using a 7nm t239 and while we cant confirm clock speeds its likely to be around a rtx2050 with somethings better somethings worse, 12gbs of ram and keep in mind consoles dont typically have vram in the traditional way that pc's do, itll most likely have 4k support but itd probably be rarely used outside of older and light weight games, and i can only assume its battery life will be on par with the v1 switch

[@ravenebony2267]

​@vegetables3375 i could see 4k used more if there are more game taking advantage of quality/ performance modes. 4k 30 fps might be more common but most people would likely switch it to 1440/60

[@audie-cashstack-uk4881]

It’s 12gb ram everyone already knows this it’s 256gb solid state drive it’s dedicated decompression engine confirmed 8 core a78c cpu with level 3 cache 4 to 8 mb final clocks. Nd node isn’t yet known

[@ZackSNetwork]

We already know the specs just use the internet.

[@ZackSNetwork]

@@vegetables3375That’s because consoles use shared memory between GPU and CPU as they are APU’s. Which exist in both Desktop, laptop, tablets and smartphones.

[@YeeHawRev]

Man, I’m loving the consistency, you’re crushing it and the quality in addition to the quantity is insanely visible. As for the Switch 2, my interest lies in what they add to the system at launch. Another switch with more power only wouldn’t work, we saw that with the WII U. They undoubtedly would want to stick to what’s brought them so much consumer interaction (the switch) but they’d need to add stuff to it. I’m hoping for VR inclusion this time around, and I think it’s likely, due to some patents I’ve seen. I’m not talking about the headset addition though; no, I’m talking about the joycon. There’s a patent out here for a hinging mechanism for the joycon that make them perfectly ergonomic for VR. I was planning on making a video on that but I unfortunately do not have the time… if you’d like to use that idea I think it may be a very good niche topic for you that still ties to the switch 2.

[@orthochronicity6428]

Tangential to the video, but I didn't know the copper heat pipes were more than a chunk of metal, so now I have something to look into for teaching thermo. So, thanks for the Switch 2 news and for the physics example! (If this becomes an actual problem they have to compute, my students may be less thankful lol).

[@NintyPrime]

Yup! Copper heat pipes aren't just chunks of metal - heat sinks can be, but the pipes that have to exchange the heat aren't. The more you know!

[@StrugglerChad]

I hope the joy cons will be magnetic and strong too not loose but it feels strong and forced when you attach and detach them from the console it’s a brilliant idea for Nintendo to not skip on i don’t like the rails on standard switch.

[@audie-cashstack-uk4881]

It won’t just stick on like a fridge magnet lol

[@StrugglerChad]

@@audie-cashstack-uk4881 like as soon as you pull them out it’ll be let go like you feel it and when you attach them together on the console it’ll be a strong feel but whatever Nintendo goes for switch 2 i hope to go we don’t get rails again for the joy cons.

[@nicolebaumann9715]

Thanks for the video!

[@harryrendell2652]

It good to be excited for switch 2 but it been going on and on

[@gypsyrose7168]

WAS THAT SKONG IN THE THUMBNAIL!!?!!??

[@jearNL]

Tell me what is so exciting about a charger? So far i know we live in 2024 and everyone knows what a charger is

[@wordguystudios4.070]

I guess what's exciting about it is the fact that most phones don't charge at 60 watts. Most devices might charge at 60 or higher, and having a nintendo console that has a 60 watter charging brick is pretty nice. That means you'd be able to charge a device with fast charging in anywhere between 30 minutes to an hour. Interesting, and it is new info I guess.

[@TuHolmes]

Well. The ROG ally is a 65 watt charger. So having high end charger means high battery capacity.

[@internet2oup650]

@@wordguystudios4.070 that, and the faster charger along with the cooling dock would allow the switch to have a higher power budget to work with. Which means better performance

[@NintyPrime]

A 60watt charger means a lot. The Nintendo Switch is a max 19w device in docked mode. Not all of that is used for the chip, some is for charging, but the point is that when you increase the amount of wattage a device can take when plugged in, there are multiple implications. For starters you can have a higher battery capacity because you can charge that battery faster. That could, potentially, mean more battery life. However, it's more likely the higher capacity is needed, because the system will have a higher base power draw. Now, why would the Switch 2 drawing in docked mode say, twice as much as watts as the base Switch, matter? So 38watt in that example? Well, it means that while some of that is obviously for charging, it means the Switch 2 will have a much higher TDP. You need a higher TDP in order to have a more powerful system. The more watts available, the more you can clock up the ram/cpu/gpu. Obviously, it does nothing to tell us exactly how powerful the system is. However, if you combine the fact it will use said charger with now multiple shipping reports supporting the idea the dock itself may have external cooling for the device, it means whatever they are running at in docked mode in particular makes the device uncomfortable to the touch. Not a problem, if you have that external cooling. It basically means whatever is in the system, Nintendo is trying to get the most performance they reasonably can from it, and they decided that additional cooling in the dock will help with that so it's not too hot to lift out of the dock. It also means any third party docks and third party chargers, will have to take this into account. This also potentially means the current Switch dock isn't compatible. EDIT: It's also possible DLSS may only be used in docked mode, and the increased power draw is to turn on the cores needed to do the job.Will be interesting to monitor how this all plays out. Also if a future revision switches to a vapor chamber, which could allow for extra power draw in handheld.

[@psychedelicartistry]

@@NintyPrime Yup I was thinking that a higher wattage charger makes it charge a lot faster and hold a charge better! Question, do batteries drain at all while charging, b/c that would be a major factor in why you would want a fast charge on it?

[@KuraMelonPan]

I almost thought you meant 12gb storage

[@audie-cashstack-uk4881]

The serie s after dlss is laughable it’s serie S BEFORE DLSS

[@ZackSNetwork]

What are you talking about?

[@veshonfrederick]

Pokémon will never be the same on these more powerful switch 2’s

[@ZackSNetwork]

True the next big game should have PS3 graphics.

[@Grant-wy4uu]

​@@ZackSNetworknah, gamefreak doesn't know how to optimize and not cut corners.

[@veshonfrederick]

@Grant-wy4uu not entirely true. Legends Arceus was a hit

[@Oryon7]

If the original Switch is anything to go by (based on how much wattage headroom Nintendo prefers on their chargers), then we should expect to see this console drawing AT LEAST up to 30 watts. What's interesting is that, based on current PC handhelds like the Rog Ally, most of the high performance efficiency is around the 28 watt range. After that, power consumption goes through the roof for negligible performance gains. Switch 2 will obviously run on different architecture, but if around 30W is the max draw, then it makes sense that Nintendo is selecting a wattage where they are able to get high performance for docked mode, obviously less efficiency than handheld mode, but not necessarily terrible. Remember, this console is expected to get fairly close to Series S performance in docked more. Getting anywhere near that performance threshold would make 4mn/5MN an absolute NECESSITY! Even if we take Series S comparison out of the picture, this report only further leans in the direction other tidbits were already pointing to. There's no way this console can support the type memory we see in the shipping details, decent 1080p screen, the fairly lofty target specs, updated Joy-Con with magnetic system, and all the other things that draw power... And STILL be on an 8nm process. Nvidia, Arm, and Nintendo are good, but that'll require miracle, or at least never-before-seen tech. It's much easier to just use a smaller node.😕

[@561neko]

Nintendo Switch fan trailers of the new Switch 2 for a pay check 😁

[@LilNiegro]

Bro Microsoft and Sony are already making their next gen systems for 2026-2027 and Nintendo hasent even started on this generations 💀

[@thestype]

What excites me most is that artificial pricing on Switch (1) equipment will be dropping.

[@user-li6ns2lk3z]

does leaks says old games on cartridge wont fit and work on the upcoming switch?

[@ScarySkele]

Unless Nintendo Themselves Come Out, don’t listen to clowns like these. Since 2019 it has been all they talk about then we saw their true colors into 2023/2024.

[@psychedelicartistry]

We always get all these cool ass model replicas for new systems before they come out. Good example was PS5, but the model they actually released was spectacularily disappointing! I hope it isn't the same case with Super Nintendo Switch! (That's what I think they're going to call it, tbh)

[@DultaMooxe]

is it possible for a dock to provide additional processing power?

[@ravenebony2267]

Possible yes. Probable. I don't believe so.

[@audie-cashstack-uk4881]

Yes but no it’s a soc it doesn’t require it the Soc is scaling that as is AI 4k do u even grassroots dlss ain’t scaling

[@NintyPrime]

You’re talking about an external gpu. It is possible, but wouldn’t happen because it’s expensive. You can use an external gpu with any laptop that has thunderbolt, but it’s pricey. Just not really worth it.

[@DultaMooxe]

​@@NintyPrime Yeah but can it be just an optional peripheral? Imagine the Switch2 running the same graphics profile on both handheld mode and with the packaged-in dock, but is boosted with another, optional dock ($300+) that has it's own GPU/SOC. But imagine, even weirder yet, that "super dock" can be used standalone to play Switch2 games (only docked to a TV), albeit, only at that same weaker graphics profile.

[@KEP1983]

I'm most excited for an open world 3d Mario! Please, Nintendo!

[@ArhamHassan-k6p]

I USED TO WATCH SWITCH 2 VIDS

[@omegawii]

My 8 core 16 threads ryzen mini desktop with Radeon graphics and 32gb of ram runs on 65W... so if a switch 2 dock is pushing 60W with an Nvidia tech, man it will be a beast of a system. The ram might be the bottle neck again but that's a lot of power for what is essentially a tablet. Of course it won't run that much power undocked but to essentially have the power of a mini Nvidia pc in your hands is impressive.

[@Canigetanawwwwyyyyeeeah]

You realise your page name has serious potential….like ray kroc when he stole Mac Donald’s potential.

[@Rayu25Demon]

we need good games i don't care about specs.

[@NintyPrime]

Games and rumors of games will likely come after the system is finally revealed. A lot of stuff is staying under wraps until then. 7 months or less to go.

[@123GhostMonkey]

The new console looks like a normal controller in plain sight 🎮 Each controller houses its own “Processing Unit” and 8gb of RAM. (6gb for apps + 2gb for system) It wirelessly streams the game being processed within the controller to Smart T.Vs. and iPad app. 60 watt charger is for charging 2 controllers at once. The second fan is for the second controller. $429 for a 2 Controllers 🎮🎮 $249 for just 1 🎮

[@KRiSTCG]

Great video!

[@whtevercomesfrst]

Unsubscribing. Im officially over this whole leak nonsense.

[@NintyPrime]

Sorry you feel that way. Have you watched my other content? This stuff comes from shipping data, so I’m not sure why it’s upsetting.

[@whtevercomesfrst]

@@NintyPrime Nothing against you, Im taking a personal break against all nintendo commentary for the time being. Im just mentally exhausted from seeing switch 2 related non confirmed info

[@NintyPrime]

@@whtevercomesfrst Cool. It's easy enough to just not watch the videos and watch the other stuff, but I get it.

[@dogg-paws]

​@@whtevercomesfrstYou didn't watch the video, did you? This is confirmed information!

[@whtevercomesfrst]

@@dogg-paws It isnt "confirmed" its highly speculative discourse from nonofficial nintendo affiliates. Nothing is confirmed unless nintendo themselves confirm it.

[@fomomofo6917]

I’ve never seen anyone d$&k ride a console like they do the switch 2. Every day, every person that covers consoles have a Switch 2 leak video. So tired of the gaslighting.

[@guilhermerovida5488]

It's NOT A Portuguese site.. it's a Brazilian site IN Portuguese.... because Brazilians speak Portuguese....

[@NintyPrime]

Okay? VGC is a UK website, but I never mention it because the site is in English. I was mentioning the language of the website. If it was in Spanish, I would say it’s a Spanish website.

[@guilhermerovida5488]

@NintyPrime that's what I'm saying. You should have said it's a site in Portuguese. Saying it's a Portuguese site implies it's from Portugal. lol

[@NintyPrime]

@@guilhermerovida5488 or just that the language of the site is Portuguese. I guess it's just a matter of interpretation.

[@Ultradocker]

you mean 12GB V-RAM?

[@NintyPrime]

@@Ultradocker no. Ram. Systems that use apu’s like this don’t have specific vram, they have ram - and it can be allocated wherever.

[@Ultradocker]

@@NintyPrime oh, nevermind. I was thinking GPU V-RAM. Pc-brain lol.

[@BrunoidGames]

I don't like this hybrid thing.. Switch is big for a portable and the joycon sucks. I just use it docked and play with a pro controller. Give me a console and a portable like 3DS XL.

[@dogg-paws]

The original Game Boy must've been a nightmare for you

[@BrunoidGames]

@@dogg-paws I love it, one of the best ever.

[@peter-mickey-chu198]

When Pokémon Generation 10 Comes Out On The Nintendo Switch 2 In 2026; It Will Be 4 Years Since Me And My Beautiful Asian Soulmate (Maya-Minnie-Chu) Got Married In Anaheim, California; Where She Grew Up At.

[@HablaConOwens]

After all the spec i found the idea of no fan and 5 watts the most interesting.

[@SonicXVIII]

What If when the cooling INSIDE the Dock is Not for the console itself rather for the GPU or the dlss Chip inside the dock.

[@Nobody-sp7ug]

If this was the case there would be a heatsink for the dock in the customs manifest. Dlss isn't from external chips, that would create so much latency it would kill it, it's from tensor cores that are inside the sm's of the gpu. For rtx ampere each tensor core has 32 fp16 alu's, that can also be configured as 64 int8, or 128 int4. Switch 2 has 48 tensor cores so 48x32=1536. DLSS takes advantadge of the tensor cores hardware accelerated 4x tensor (matrix) operations, as well as 2x sparse inference (being able to solve for work that doesn't need to be done ahead of time) for 8x hardware acceleration fir compute over the cuda cores raster. IE using tensor cores is 8x faster than cuda cores/main shaders. For switch 2 that is 24.56 Tflops fp16 per GHz. That's where the power to run dlss comes from.

[@sirprisma]

cant what for switch 2 ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

[@ChrisLanzer-kl2mc]

More power👍👍👍😁😁😁