Turning the Nintendo Switch's Wi-Fi off can reportedly improve its frame rate - ExtremeTech

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The Nintendo Switch has generally been lauded as an excellent handheld system, but its top game, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, isn't without some issues. As Digital Foundry noted when it tested the game, both the Switch and the Wii U often ...

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