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GPD WIN Mini 2024 announced – What you need to know

GPD WIN Mini 2024
GPD WIN Mini 2024

GPD have announced an update to their popular GPD WIN Mini handheld gaming PC. Let’s find out what is new in the GPD WIN Mini 2024.

The CPU

The GPD Win Mini 2024 will now feature the latest AMD Ryzen 7 8840U and AMD Ryzen 5 8640U. The 8840U features 8 cores and 16 threads running up to 5.1Ghz. The GPU remains an AMD Radeon 780M with 12 cores running up to 2700Mhz.

GPD WIN Mini 2024
GPD WIN Mini 2024

There is not a massive increase in performance compared to the original 7840U/7640U processors but there are some extra features such as AI processing with AMD Ryzen AI. Whether or not that will be useful for us gamers is another story?

In a surprising announcement, GPD have decided to remove the Oculink port from the GPD WIN Mini 2024. The port will be replaced with a USB-A 3.2 port. Given that GPD were the first handhelds to feature Oculink support, even releasing their own GPU, we find it quite surprising they have removed OcuLink support.

GPD WIN Mini 2024 back ports
GPD WIN Mini 2024 back ports

The display

A big change announced for the GPD WIN Mini 2024 is a new display. According to the information it is the same screen as the ROG Ally which supports Variable Refresh Rate and AMD FreeSYNC. The display is 7″ 120Hz native landscape and features Anti-Reflective and Ant-Fingerprint surface. We will definitely be putting those two to the test in our review!

GPD WIN Mini 2024 Display
GPD WIN Mini 2024 Display

Your thoughts on the GPD WIN Mini 2024

What do you think of the changes for the GPD WIN Mini 2024? Let us know in the comments!

GPD Win Mini 2024 Handheld Gaming PC

GPD Win Mini 2024 Handheld Gaming PC

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AMD Ryzen 5 7640U, 6C/12T up to 4.9GHz, Radeon 760M GPU, 16GB LPDDR5 RAM, 512GB NVMe SSD, 7” 1080p 120Hz Touchscreen, Wi-Fi 6

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