Measured hardware notes on GPUs, handhelds and drivers, with the test setup written down next to the result.
Digital Foundry measured Modern Warfare 4 multiplayer on Switch 2 at 81ms docked and 100ms average in handheld mode, against 49.1ms on PS5, with the worst handheld reading reaching 125ms.
Nvidia denies the cards are discontinued, yet neither high-end GeForce is listed in its own US store, and tracked street prices keep climbing.
AMD shipped driver-assisted frame pacing for FSR frame generation in SDK 2.4 and Adrenalin 26.10.1, and it only reaches RX 9000 cards, with no independent slow motion verification yet.
The Deck OLED is still the pick for a Steam library, the ROG Xbox Ally family owns the Game Pass lane, and the Legion Go 2 buys the biggest screen in the category at the cost of weight and battery life.
The OLED costs 44 to 46 percent more than it did at launch, a successor is rumored for late 2027 at the earliest, and last week's store page scare changed none of that math.
The rollback advice landed in the middle of a documented 621.01 bug run, a hotfix that traded away Advanced Shader Delivery, and a proper WHQL driver that only showed up on November 4.
We re-ran 24 games marked Verified. Nine drop below 30 fps on default settings, and three render text too small to read.
Ranked by the 1% low across 30 games, not by benchmark score. The mid tier has a new pick this quarter.
