The Nintendo Switch 2, a successor to Nintendo's best-selling hybrid video game console, will be powered by a new system-on-a-chip from NVIDIA, one that will presumably be more powerful than the Tegra X1 and Tegra X1+ chips that can be found in the current Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch OLED models,

This is a pretty big deal for gamers because it appears that leaked images of what is claimed to be the inside of Nintendo’s long-awaited Switch 2 have surfaced online. The leaked images posted by a Reddit user MHN1994 seem to align with previous reports about the gadget’s hardware details,

Rumor has it the Switch 2 will employ a custom NVIDIA Tegra T239 chip based on the company's Tegra T234 silicon for automobiles. Assuming the past leaks are correct, it will be a slimmed-down variant with eight Cortex-A78 cores and 1,536 CUDA cores based on NVIDIA's Ampere architecture.

Leaks are heating up for the Nintendo Switch 2 ahead of its likely launch in spring 2025. With everything we know right now, it'll be surprising if Nintendo reveals any new details with the Switch 2's official launch announcement.

A Redditor who goes by the handle MHN1994 recently posted several images of what is believed to be the PCB of the Nintendo Switch 2, in all its barenaked

Tying this back to the long-running rumor that the Switch 2 could sport something similar to Nvidia’s Tegra T239 chip, speculative analysis points to this being in the PS4/PS4 Pro range in terms of what the Switch 2 can actually pull off graphically.

A new rumor suggests that the Switch 2's motherboard layout may confirm some of the features that Nintendo's upcoming console can utilize.

On Thursday, a patent filed in 2023 by Nintendo has come to light and alleged pictures of Nintendo Switch 2 interior components have appeared.

Photos shared to Reddit claiming to show a Switch 2 motherboard have spread like wildfire, but the photos' origins are unclear