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If the Aokzoe had back paddles it would be the best handheld on the market- but i still love it and would recommend, especially if oculink matters to you

The “preinstalled” screen protector people are speaking of is just a film and not really a protector. They scratch as well. And are really really hard to remove. So most people apply another over it. I am waiting for my official screen protector from OXP. But in the meantime you can Amazon a protect

I have an A8 and while it has downsides, it's the only real device that fits what I wanted - 8" Z2E device that has no deal breakers. The one thing the aokzoe has that is a potential game changer (for me) is that it has an oculink port. I use my device as a console half the time connected to an Egpu

I wanted to share a successful VRR setup using an AOKZOE A1X with the Ryzen 7 8840U and Radeon 780M GPU. I was able to get VRR working on an XGIMI Horizon 20 base model projector using both HDMI 1 and HDMI 2. Both ports appear to support HDMI Forum 2.1 VRR as well as FreeSync. The projector automati

I tried it with my S25+ and managed to get CP to stop crashing after the CD Projekt logo using the Qualcomm 842.8, but it still doesn't really work. But you should seriously ask yourself if it even makes sense to play a game like this on a phone using a PC emulator. You should first try emulating ga

Thanks Sopuls. In regards to driver support, will hx370 fair better as it's installed in other PC form factors as well? That's the other factor to consider. If performance is similar, then I'll probably lean on the Aokzoe a1x with occulink (can't ignore the egpu performance vs. Tb4 usb4) We'll see h

Oh ok, I'm not sure how it works but I have a Aokzoe A1X which uses the hx370 chip(essentially the z2 extreme) so I have both oculink and USB 4. Before I had the 9070 I had a 9060xt and noticed that timespy scores were slightly higher on usb 4 as well. I'm really not sure why because everywhere I se

I bought this last Saturday, I'm going to use it as an EGPU for the AOKZoe A1X. Honestly if you're in the price range for this you might as well go with the 5080 I think it would only be a $200 difference.

Most PC handhelds use Thunderbolt 4, which is very performance-intensive. That's why I bought the AOKZOE A1X with an 8840U for €900. Unfortunately, only the more expensive version is available now, at €1200. But at least the handheld has an OcuLink connection and doesn't lose as much performance com

I bought a PC handheld because I wanted a handheld. I know I could buy a 2k laptop and save money, but I prefer gaming on a handheld that I can upgrade with a graphics card if I want. Plenty of people buy the Asus Xbox Ally, Lenovo Legion Go 2, or other PC handhelds for over $1000 that only have Thu