Confirmed: Nintendo Switch uses regular Nvidia Tegra X1 chip - NintendoToday
NVIDIA Tegra Powers New Nintendo Switch Console - TechTheLead
Nintendo Switch Houses a Nvidia Tegra X1-SoC
Nintendo Switch Pro: Everything We Know - 4K Visuals, Nvidia Tegra And 2021 'OLED Model' | Nintendo Life
Hackers find an 'unpatchable' way to breach the Nintendo Switch | Engadget
Nintendo Switch Hybrid Console Teardown Exposes NVIDIA Tegra Heart | HotHardware
Nintendo Switch Pro: Everything we know so far - Gizchina.com
Standard Tegra X1 'confirmed' as Switch's processor | Eurogamer.net
Nintendo Switch BSOD Fix - Reballing eMMC & SoC Nvidia Tegra! - Nintendo Switch - TronicsFix
Nintendo Switch Pro could be using the new Nvidia Tegra X1+ chip for up to 25 percent faster performance with potential for AI upscaling - NotebookCheck.net News
Nintendo Switch Blue Screen of Death, Reballing SoC Nvidia Tegra! - Nintendo Switch - TronicsFix
NVIDIA Earns Record $4.7 Billion Revenue In Q3 2021 Aided By Nintendo Switch, Lockdowns
Nintendo Switch has unstoppable exploit thanks to Nvidia chip - Industry - News - HEXUS.net
Teardowns confirm Nintendo Switch is built on standard Tegra X1 processor - ExtremeTech
Tegra - Wikipedia
Nintendo Announces Switch Portable Gaming Console - Powered by NVIDIA Tegra
Analyzing the Nintendo Switch's Tegra Processor - GameSpot
Nintendo Switch chip compared to Nvidia Shield TV 2017 chip : r/ NintendoSwitch
New Switch likely uses 16nm Tegra X1 T214 chip | TweakTown
New Nintendo Switch has a die-shrunk Tegra X1 - Tech News - Linus Tech Tips
Nintendo Switch revision detailed by the FCC; new SoC, memory and CPU board incoming - NotebookCheck.net News
Upgraded Nintendo Switch To Be Powered by Latest Nvidia Tech - KeenGamer
Alleged Nintendo Switch Pro customized SoC model number points to a chip that will destroy the Switch's Tegra X1+ in raw processing power - NotebookCheck.net News
RIPTIDE GP RENEGADE - Nintendo Switch Tegra X1 VS Nvidia Shield Tegra K1 - YouTube
Report: Nvidia to End Production of Nintendo Switch Tegra Chip | PCMag
