AMD to Launch Z2 Extreme Chip for Handheld Gaming PCs in Early 2025

The new processor aims to enhance performance and battery life for next-gen devices from multiple manufacturers.

AMD confirmed the Z2 Extreme chip will debut in early 2025, targeting handheld gaming PCs.
The Z2 Extreme is expected to succeed the Z1 Extreme, currently used in devices like the Asus ROG Ally X and Lenovo Legion Go.
AMD's Jack Huynh emphasized the goal of improving battery life, potentially allowing for three hours of gameplay on a single charge.
The new chip may feature AMD's Strix Point architecture, promising enhanced performance and efficiency.
Manufacturers like Asus and Lenovo are likely to adopt the Z2 Extreme in their next-gen handheld gaming devices.