Quote from: Desmo on Yesterday at 19:56:56I'm not very sure. On the MSI Claw 8 ai+ a modification was designed to install a 2280 SSD just like on the new MSI Claw 8 EX Ai+. In fact, it was positioned right ABOVE the heatpipe and none of the people who implemented the modification had problems in a year of use

Lets hope you are right but it is well known fact in the industry that extensive writes and prolonged high SSD temperatures are the major factor in disk failures. This is the reason why designers put ssd sticks far away from heat sources in a laptops, where space is more abundant since we discarded 2.5" form factor.
Also its worth noting that MSI chose to use here cheap QLC flash memory and that means the controller  have to differentiate 16 voltage states per cell and believe me - temperature doesn't help at all. I would put ssd copper heat radiator ASAP on this and pray for the best.

Das Peisleistung der PS5 oder PC ist auch schlecht.

Ich habe Hunderte Steam-/Gogspiele, die günstig waren. Wenn eins von denen schlecht wäre, hätte ich keinen cent ausgegeben.

Wieviel "teure" Spiele besitzt du? Dass du Entwickler und Publisher unterstützt mit vielen Vollpreis-Spielen ist gut.

Quote from: Nutzer 88 on Yesterday at 14:42:51Preis Leistung ist echt mies.
Einer hat geschrieben dann will er es mit dem günstigen steam spielen wieder raus holen, wo ich mir denke, ich kaufe mir lieber ein gutes teures spiel als wie 10 steam spiel die zwar günstig sind ich sie aber nicht spiele weil sie einfach nur schlecht sind.

Quote from: RedditMachine on Yesterday at 01:05:03Still way too high since back then a laptop with a 4060 was less.

Hopefully the fanboys will stop glazing the company now, but we all know that's not going to happen anytime soon.

How is understanding that thanks to AI, prices for components are through the roof is glazing Valve. It's not their fault so I don't understand why you're so salty.

Interesting, think this might be the first panther lake device with SD express card support. First non switch 2 handheld to do so too.

Also notable, is Phawx did a memory bandwidth test and found it was doing 200+ GB/s with only a 128 bit bus using Intel's compression memory tech.

Quote from: StorageEngineer on Yesterday at 17:13:42CPU that can heat up to 100C during load
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A storage flash chip is literally 2cm away from a heat source - a major design flaw

According to Phawx's review, he ran a stress test and it didn't go above 80°C.

If someone mainly uses endurance mode, which limits tdp further so it doesn't use anymore than 15w (20w total), would this still be a cause for concern?

Only so much space in a handheld. Even if they were to use smaller form factor nvme drive and move it away, would just make another critical component close to the heat source like battery which is just as bad.

Wonder how the switch 2 deals with it. Or using extremely low clocked old arm cpus that barely generate any heat is the solution?

Unfortunately, don't think any of this matters at the price being charged here ($1800), nobody is going to buy this.

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