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ZOTAC GAMING ZONE - The Ultimate Handheld Console For Enthusiasts

IbizaPocholo

NeoGAFs Kent Brockman


The ZONE Handheld Gaming Console is the ultimate gaming handheld with a beautiful AMOLED display for those who demand the best. Equipped with the AMD Ryzen 7 8840U processor built on the AMD Zen 4 architecture and featuring the AMD Radeon 780M graphics, the ZONE gives gamers a premium gaming experience even on the go. Paired with advanced elite controls like the 2-stage adjustable triggers, which allow gamers to switch from a full-range analog trigger to a hair trigger for immediate response, as well as radial dials, which allow gamers to adjust system settings on the fly, the ZONE gives you the hardware to be on top of your game anywhere you go.

 

cyberheater

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Looks like a great machine. I wonder if Valve will support it with Steam OS?
 

Life Diff

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StereoVsn

Gold Member
Is there VRR on that display? Don’t see it in the specs. Thing is though, right now might as well wait for new wave of handhelds with the new AMD chip which is already out in some laptops.

It can give another 20-30% performance, depending on a game in question.

Edit: 16GB RAM isn’t enough anymore, IMO. 24GBor 32GB would be much better as it would allow you to allocate 8GB to GPU and still have full 16GB for RAM.
 
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Topher

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Is there VRR on that display? Don’t see it in the specs. Thing is though, right now might as well wait for new wave of handhelds with the new AMD chip which is already out in some laptops.

It can give another 20-30% performance, depending on a game in question.

Edit: 16GB RAM isn’t enough anymore, IMO. 24GBor 32GB would be much better as it would allow you to allocate 8GB to GPU and still have full 16GB for RAM.

I got low vram warnings in the Black Myth benchmarking tool so yeah.....16GB ain't gonna cut it much longer.
 

IbizaPocholo

NeoGAFs Kent Brockman


Get the lowdown on Zotac's newest gaming handheld, the Zone! In this video, we dive deep into the specs, features, and price of this powerful Ryzen-powered console. With its stunning AMOLED display, is the Zotac Zone a must-have for gamers on the go? Let's find out!
 
I love my steamdeck oled. But man competition is ramping up fast. You can get a handhelp like this or the ROG ally X and install steam os if you want and you have best of all worlds, but no game compatability comprimises. Steam deck is still value king but i'm curious what's on the horizon.
 
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Myths

Member
Zotac is a bigger company than I thought. I’ve always run with their GPUs and looking forward to their next Nvidia aftermarket design.
 
Looks good. Seems like it does nearly everything right even has the proper stick placement. Only thing is that RAM feels a bit low and that new AMD chips will make this feel obsolete pretty quickly.
 

Ceadeus

Member
Let's nickname that thing the Brick. How thick that shit is? Portable to what extend? It comes with a briefcase?
 

Calverz

Member
They are too late to the party with this device. It will be superseded with next gen in less than a year.
 

HogIsland

Member
I would not trust that a Zotec handheld is good in all kinds of fit-and-finish areas, but it's cool to see another entry, and extra cool to see dual track pads.
 

Diseased Yak

Gold Member
It sounds neat enough, but certainly not for me. The Ally X has become my daily driver and so far nothing has made me want to give it up.
 

Astray

Member
It sounds neat enough, but certainly not for me. The Ally X has become my daily driver and so far nothing has made me want to give it up.
The only thing that holds me back is lack of trackpads tbh.

I play a lot of point and click games and having pads would make things much nicer.
 

Lorianus

Member
Zero trust in Zotac as a Brand, all my graphics cards i had from them consistently broke like a year after buying, their cards just feel cheap like Gigabyte products.
 
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