Taken from the IGN Nintendo Lobby which was taken from reddit
"Next Gen has 12GB of RAM, 256GB internal storage, the magnetic Joy-Con from the chinese leak are now all but confirmed (as well as the extra buttons), there seems to be a microphone somewhere for something, there seems to be two fans (possibly one in the dock), and some things are yet to be confirmed such as screen quality and the node. The latter is important, as it will give a better indication as to how the thing actually performs (and how efficient its is), but it's unlikely we'll have that just yet. All in all, it seems to be currently in the middle of the most conservative and pie-in-the-sky estimations. About PS4 Pro levels, plus a bit more given the newer components.
This isn't speculation now, this has all been uncovered by some amazing, dedicated people and should be applauded. All we need to do now is actually see the thing, to confirm what else has been cooking."
I glanced at the reddit post but didn't read through the thread so I don't all all the specifics but I am sure someone smarter can summarize everything and how it might compare to the Switch we have now but the IGN user that posted what I quoted has me pretty stoked. I was thinking maybe 10GB Ram and 128 HDD storage with Series S power. It will be interesting to see if we get HDD or SSD or maybe the SSD will be in a premium model.
This is from the Reddit post .
• Handheld: Right above PS4* before DLSS
• Docked: Between PS4 Pro* & Xbox Series S* before DLSS with more modern hardware than the former
• RAM: Slower than PS5 & XSX|S in
the speed department, but more capacity than XSS. Should have 10.5-11 GB
of RAM available to games going by the Switch 1's RAM allotment for its
OS.
• Storage: UFS 3.1's max speeds should be a hair under XSX|S (2.1 GB/s vs. 2.4 GB/s), still plenty fast even if not maxed out.Lines up with what Digital Foundry &
NateDrake heard about decompression techniques & fast load times of
the BotW tech demo (respectively for each source).
* = Not only is the Switch 2 ARM-based rather than x86 like the
systems compared, it's also Nvidia vs. AMD. There are plenty of factors
at play to where it's not an apples-to-apples comparison. Plus the
native Tensor cores of the Switch 2 will allow for DLSS, letting the
system punch above its weight & decrease the size of the gap between
it & the XSS. Nintendo could throttle down the SoC to the floor,
but I'm not sure it'll be a doomsday scenario since this is a custom
chip to begin with
- From the ERA User Neoxon.
