What are the differences between the processors? null

Hi If you want to enjoy your gaming experience, the Asus ROG Ally Z1 Extreme is a significantly better purchase. It’ll play more games, and it’ll run them smoothly (for the most part). On the Z1 ROG Ally, some games, such as Returnal, wouldn’t even run without tweaking the settings in a major way. Other titles, like Starfield, offered such pitiful frame rates that they were almost unplayable.

The non-extreme is about 60% less powerful, but still take a lot of power to run. But the extreme

The regular z1 is a 6 core, and the z1 extreme is 8 core. There will be a bit of difference in performance

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Hi If you want to enjoy your gaming experience, the Asus ROG Ally Z1 Extreme is a significantly better purchase. It’ll play more games, and it’ll run them smoothly (for the most part). On the Z1 ROG Ally, some games, such as Returnal, wouldn’t even run without tweaking the settings in a major way. Other titles, like Starfield, offered such pitiful frame rates that they were almost unplayable.
Answered by Edga 2 years ago
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The non-extreme is about 60% less powerful, but still take a lot of power to run. But the extreme
Answered by CoolestGuy 1 year ago
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The regular z1 is a 6 core, and the z1 extreme is 8 core. There will be a bit of difference in performance
Answered by JamesW 2 years ago
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