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Switch RAM specs revealed: Samsung LPDDR4 with 25 GB/s bandwidth - NintendoToday
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Nintendo confirms no new CPU or increased RAM in the OLED Switch - The Verge
Switch RAM specs revealed: Samsung LPDDR4 with 25 GB/s bandwidth : r/ nintendo
Is the Nintendo Switch more powerful than the PS3 and Xbox 360? - Quora
Tom Warren on Twitter: "Nintendo has confirmed to The Verge that the new OLED Switch "does not have a new CPU, or more RAM, from previous Nintendo Switch models." https://t.co/47TLLL7qFk https://t.co/WamoTrcS2w" /
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Nintendo Switch OLED launches October 8th at 350 USD - VideoCardz.com
