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Intel’s New Handheld Puts Steam Deck to Shame

Is this the dawn of a new gaming era, or just another expensive toy for tech enthusiasts?

The MSI Claw 8 EX AI Plus, powered by Intel's Arc G3 Extreme chip, has impressed even the most skeptical tech reviewers. With its incredible efficiency and seemingly limitless battery life, it could potentially reignite interest in portable gaming.


The chip’s performance is nothing short of remarkable, delivering up to twice the speed of similar systems while using half the energy. In my tests, Forza Horizon 6 ran smoothly at a consistent 120fps on the 8-inch screen, with just 43W of power usage.


However, the $1,699 price tag remains a significant barrier to entry for many gamers. While the hardware may be impressive, its cost could prevent it from becoming mainstream. Nevertheless, Intel seems determined to shake up the handheld gaming market once again.


The future of portable gaming is looking increasingly bright with this new technology. Yet, only time will tell if it can overcome the financial hurdles and succeed where others have failed.

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/games/941360/intel-arc-g3-extreme-msi-claw-next-gen-handheld-preview
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