ByJudas123
The performance on these handhelds like Onexplayer and Steam Deck seems to be sufficient, at least for me.
My question is whether this also works with Ultrabooks because they should have better cooling and the same chips?
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Ultrabooks are understood to be as flat as possible laptops this is actually never true with high performance when these devices are either very loud or very hot or even both
You read question?
Yes therefore the flat design goes to the cost of cooling performance and volume because it is not possible to bring the same cooling to a narrower space
Your question whether the answer is yes only with some drawbacks
No I don’t think you read it