This Steam Deck style PC is curious, let’s see the specs



The portable PC hardware market is making a comeback. In addition to the most recent Steam Deck, we cannot fail to notice the Nintendo Switch which, although it is in fact a hybrid console, also offers gamers the game in portability. In all of this it is the Chinese market that is betting very strong, and recently there is a new contender called AOKZOE which already seems to be flexing its muscles on a whole series of video games of the moment.

The Chinese company AOKZOE showed us their laptop which is equipped with an AMD Ryzen 6800U processor. This is the latest mobile APU with 8-core Zen3 x86 core and 12-core RDNA2 integrated graphics. Several versions of the console have already been announced with different designs and with Ryzen 6800U, but the video with which the portable hardware of AOKZOE was presented is one of the first prototypes that show this powerful APU in action.

As we can see in the video published online a few hours ago, it is possible to view AOKZOE’s new portable hardware in action with short gameplay videos on some of the most recent games such as Forza Horizon 5, Cyberpunk 2077, Elden Ring and Monster Hunter World. Inside the video, the details on the graphics settings of the games are missing and the gameplay resolution is not mentioned either, but it can be seen how the screen resolution is 1920 1200.

In the video, however, we can see how in Forza Horizon 5 and Monster Hunter World the APU offers gameplay a over 100 FPS, while in the game phases with Cyberpunk and Elden Ring the hardware reaches about 60 FPS. This is undoubtedly very good performance, especially if you think that we are talking about a not extremely powerful device, and this framerate could significantly increase if we consider the potential gains from FSR / RSR technologies.





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