To talk about the spec a little bit I think people are underestimating the performance jump of the Switch 2 ti super ™ .
As someone who has gotten into the pc building enthusiast hobby after my first build back in 2021 and my next build this summer I actually understand alot more about architecture generation now.
To get to the point everyone already know now that the switch used a custom weaker version of the tegra x1 chip called the t210 but what people don't talk about much is it generation, which is Maxwell also known as the generation that gave us Nvdia gpu of the 700 and 900 series in 2014 and eventually succeeded by Pascal 1000 series in 2016, Turing 1600/2000 series in 2018 with the 2000 starting to have DLSS and RTX capabilities, Ampere 3000 series in 2020 and finally Ada Lovelace 4000 series in 2022.
The "rumor" chip that is going to be used for the Switch 2 ti super ™ the t239 which is from the Ampere generation.
What I'm trying to say that even though the Switch 2 ti super ™ is going be "outdated" going into 2025, the generational uplift alone would mean the Switch 2 ti super ™ is going to be 2 generation above the original Switch. Not only that, the Ampere is when DLSS and Ray tracing become fully realized which mean the Switch 2 ti super ™ would be able to beat Xbox Series X and the PS5 in ray tracing since both used Amd architecture which still lagged behind Nvidia in those feature set.