The OneXFly F1 Pro has become a must-have topic of conversation for lovers of portable consoles. With the promise of offering an unparalleled gaming experience, this device is equipped with the latest in AMD technology, highlighting its powerful Ryzen AI 9 processor and its 144 Hz OLED screen, features that completely differentiate it from its direct competitors such as the Steam Deck or the Nintendo Switch. What really stands out in this portable console is its AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 processor, a component that many expected to see only in high-end laptops. With its 12 cores and 24 threads, this APU is capable of delivering more than enough performance to run demanding games without problems, also benefiting from the integrated Radeon 890M graphics with 16 cores based on the RDNA 3.5 architecture, which means it has a graphics capacity similar to those found in many computers.
New APUs and configuration options
The OneXFly F1 Pro comes with different APU options. The most basic version includes a AMD Ryzen 7 8840U, with 8 cores and 16 threads with Radeon 780M graphics. This option, while somewhat more limited compared to the more advanced models, still offers solid performance for recent games as we have already seen in current models from other brands.
The mid-range and high-end versions, meanwhile, include more powerful processors. The mid-range model incorporates a Ryzen AI 9 365, with 10 cores and 20 threads, Together with the Radeon 880M, an iGPU that offers up to 5% more performance than the 780M in comparative tests. Finally, the jewel in the crown is the model with the Ryzen AI 9 HX 370, where users can enjoy 12 cores and 24 threads, backed by the formidable Radeon 890M, which in some games has shown to be up to a 15% faster than the Radeon 880M.
Graphics capabilities and gaming performance
Thanks to these processors, the OneXFly F1 Pro is capable of running games that, until now, were only possible on more powerful platforms. An example of this is the recent Black MythWukong, game that the console runs at a 15W consumption with some almost 60 FPS, although using scaling technologies to maintain fluidity. In tests with other technologies, games like Once human have shown an improvement in performance 17% at 1080p, and titles like Ghost of Tsushima They managed to be a 15% faster.
Another advantage of this device lies in thermal management and consumption. Despite having powerful hardware, the console has optimized its consumption to not only offer good performance, but also improve autonomy. This is key in portable devices, and the OneXFly F1 Pro ensures a long-lasting gaming experience by optimizing your processor to consume only what is necessary.
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Another point in favor of OneXFly F1 Pro is the 7 inch OLED screen, with a FullHD resolution and a 144 Hz refresh rate. This not only improves the fluidity and visual quality of the games, but also places it at the top of the options available in the portable console market. Compared to its competitors such as the ASUS ROG Ally and Lenovo Legion GO, the OneXFly stands out for its focus on delivering the best possible viewing experience.
Design and additional features
The design of the OneXFly F1 Pro follows a line of continuity with respect to its previous version, but no less innovative. One of the most talked about aspects is its weight about 598 grams, which ensures good ergonomics for long gaming sessions. In addition, it includes Harman Kardon speakers for a surround sound experience and joysticks with custom RGB lighting.
In terms of connectivity, the OneXFly F1 Pro does not disappoint: it has USB-C Type A ports y USB-C for charging and data transfer. The console comes from the factory with the Windows 11 operating system pre-installed, which opens the door to endless possibilities, from playing AAA titles to using it for more basic tasks such as browsing the internet or editing documents.
Memory and storage
Although not all available memory and storage variants have been revealed, it is logical to assume that One-Netbook will offer configurations of 16 GB of RAM onwards. In fact, there is speculation about the possibility of models that reach up to 64 GB of RAM y NVMe PCIe 4.0 SSD with capacities up to 4 TB, thus ensuring that users have several options to choose from depending on their needs.
Although One-Netbook has not yet revealed the exact price or release date, it is estimated that the OneXFly F1 Pro will be around 1.000 Euros, which places it in the high-end of the portable console segment. This price, although high, is in line with the hardware features it offers, so it could be a long-term investment for those looking for the best in power and versatility within this type of device.