For instance, we have seen from previous benchmarks that the percentages vary due to whether or not they take into account the extra number of cores and threads.

We'll close out with metrics on Remedy's Control, which does not have an internal benchmark sequence.

I am more of a retro gaming console fan than modern consoles, so the AYA NEO Pro is more than capable of playing everything up to the PlayStation and Dreamcast era. We are running these benchmarks with the same settings as we have done with the Intel based handheld game console to ensure fairness. As part of our AYA NEO NEXT PRO review, we run some gaming benchmarks to see the performance and compare it with other handhelds tested under the same conditions. With analogue triggers it would be more similar to gently pressing an accelerator pedal, rather than foot slamming it. The benchmark sequence is taken from a taxing area of gameplay and is representative of the actual game experience, unlike many other benchmarks.

We will finish off with some gameplay tests of popular Windows games and a few high end console emulators. The only other spec variant to be aware of between Air and Air Pro is the battery - get the Pro with the larger battery. Compared with the ONEXPLAYER 1S which came out overall top of the Intel 1195G7 based handhelds, it is a mix of who wins. There's an 'entry level' version with 8GB of DDR4X-3200 memory and a 128GB SSD, which I think you should discount straight away. Although there were many improvements, I thought there was still room for improvement[…]TheAyaNeo2021 with AMD 4500U and theAyaNeo2021 Pro with AMD 4800U were the more powerful handhelds at the time of their release, but this is not the limit of our capabilities[…].The plastic see through case has been replaced with a more premium finished moulded case that looks and feels far better. We have run the test at 11W, 20W and 35W TDP to see not only how well they perform at different TDP’s, but also how the performance scales up. In terms of performance, the Pro beats the 1S in PassMark with 23% difference, and Forza Horizon 4 with 16%. MASHED seems to be having some issues on this latest build with frame rates dropping to mid 40’s even at 28 Watts.