A brief recap of the benchmark scores and to also compare them to the AYA NEO 2021 and ONEXPLAYER 1S handheld gaming PC’s. The market for handheld gaming PCs that can play AAA games is still a relatively untapped one, so right now the space is ripe for innovation and new developments. AYA NEO 2021 Technical Specifications M.2 2280, capacity: 512GB & 1TB PCIe Gen 3.0 x 4 / SATA 3.0, data transfer protocol: NVMe 1.3 / AHCI

The AYA NEO will have around 2 to 5 hours of battery life, depending on the game it is being used to play (more intensive games will equal less battery life). You can also change the TDP of the AYA NEO to further adjust the battery life. What chargers does the AYA NEO support? The 4500U is not a standard processor, but rather it is an “APU”. This is a fancy term for a combination of the graphical (Radeon) and general processing (Ryzen) technologies that AMD develop. Practically, this can be considered a more “efficient” version of integrated graphics. At the end of the first match there is an average frames per second of 26. Will it be higher or lower than the Intel model handhelds? AYA NEO Benchmark ResultsWe start the benchmarks in our AYA NEO NEXT review with PCMark which runs a series of tests for everyday tasks such as web browsing, right through to image and video processing. This test gives us a good look at how the AYA NEO NEXT PRO handheld performs in different situations. The Aya Neo 2021 Pro is shaping up to be a big release in the gaming handheld market. It faces fierce competition from GPD Win 3 & Win MAX 2021, and the One Laptop ONEXPLAYER. There is definitely a sense that each company is trying to have the fastest handheld gaming PC on the market! Like many of the [Switch] inspired gaming handhelds currently, the AYA NEO’s design is fundamentally no different from its contemporaries.

But on other benchmarks it falls behind. On 3DMark there’s a 25% difference and Final Fantasy XIV there’s 25% difference. Summary The AYA NEO NEXT PRO scores 45, 58 and 62 frames per second respectively. Similar to the Final Fantasy Results, we can see that the ADVANCE performs slower at lower TDP, but catches up with the PRO as it gets higher. Benchmark Summary We apologize for any inconvenience you experienced, but we would like to clarify the issue you mentioned. The Marvel's Spider-Man cutscene-into-gameplay sequence taken from the beginning of the game isn't representative of the actual way the game plays but rather puts graphics hardware to the test in an entirely like-for-like scenario played out across all test units. Here, we find the same kind of scaling: Ryzen 5 outperforms Ryzen 7 at 8W (which, to be fair, is hardly useable for triple-A titles anyway), while once again, the Ryzen 7 offers greater performance boosts vs its cut-down equivalent at 12W rather than 15W.Comparing the scores, we can see that the ONEXPLAYER 1S still remains overall the best performing device at 20W. Naturally the AYA NEO Pro beats the AYA NEO by a fair margin, with 12.6% difference in performance on PassMark and 32% difference on Forza Horizon 4 for example. So is the AYA NEO worth buying? While it is a good handheld in its price range, by spending a little more you could buy a more powerful Intel based handheld. Or if you wanted to sacrifice some battery power, you could simply increase the TDP to a higher amount to get more in that target performance. In our Aya Neo preview, we take a look at the handheld gaming PC which the final version is due for release mid to late September. We will be taking a look at the technical specifications, an overview of the device and what changes are expected in the final model. As well as a brief look at some games for their performance.

The NVMe SSD – while nothing new to the world of windows gaming handhelds– is still a welcome addition as well, as this boosts the load times across the device in general. AYA NEO Peformance The 5825U Ryzen 7 Processor is an octa-core processor with 16 threads of execution. It can idle at 2.0Ghz and boost up to 4.5Ghz when under heavy load. Paired with the AYA Space software, you can configure the TDP of the AYANEO Next Pro Handheld up to 32W for even more performance.Wrapping up our AYA NEO NEXT PRO review with is it worth upgrading. If you have the original Aya Neo Founders Edition, then the Next Pro is definitely worth considering upgrading to. We are getting around a 17% average increase in performance across the benchmarks. Compared to the 2021 Pro, we get around an 8% increase in performance. It’s a decent increase, but maybe not enough to warrant upgrading from that model. The Aya Neo 2021 Pro has officially been announced! We take a look at and discuss the system specs, new designs and improvements over the original Aya Neo AMD Windows gaming handheld. We continue our AYA NEO 2021 Pro review with some benchmarks. For all of the benchmarks we are running at 20W TDP instead of the default 15W. This is so we are able to compare it to other devices such as the ONEXPLAYER 1S handheld gaming PC which has a default 20W TDP. PassMark We'll close out with metrics on Remedy's Control, which does not have an internal benchmark sequence. This causes some problems for us in that the only like-for-like content that's easily accessible is the beginning of the game, which is considerably lighter on the graphics hardware than the most hardcore of action within the experience. Still, what you do get are relative performance differentials between all tested scenarios.

If you are buying a Windows gaming handheld for the first time, then the AYA NEO NEXT PRO is an excellent handheld for both newcomers and experienced gamers. It is a very high performance handheld that is very capable of playing the latest AAA Windows games. For emulation it excels, easily emulating consoles and computers up to the more recent era, where it can also emulate some of those very well! Where to buy the AYA NEO NEXT PRO? The AYA NEO is an up-and-coming gaming handheld that was successfully crowdfunded in April 2021, totalling up at an impressive 1,576,992 GBP. AMD 5560U | 28W – 16GB RAM w/ 512GB NVMe SSD, AMD 5560U | 38W – 16GB RAM w/ 512GB NVMe SSD, AMD 5825U | 38W – 16GB RAM w/ 1TB NVMe SSD The “horsepower” is provided by an AMD Ryzen 7 5825U processor, based on the latest ZEN 3 Architecture. This provides a smooth experience in gaming while maintaining battery consumption at a minimum. The Ryzen 7 APU found in the AYANEO Next Pro is based off TSMC’s 7nm FinFET litography

Despite two separate ports being capable of display output, it remains yet to be seen if the AYA NEO can support multiple displays. AYA NEO’s Design