Most of the best handheld gaming PCs currently use AMD’s Ryzen Z1 Extreme chip. That’s true of the Lenovo Legion Go all the way to the recent Asus ROG Ally X . A refresh early next year would likely prompt a wave of new devices that leverage the new chip for higher performance and better battery life. That last point is particularly important to AMD, it seems, as AMD’s Jack Huynh highlighted wanting to play Black Myth: Wukong for three hours on a handheld, not the 45 minutes
