Charbax | Antec Core HS: Handheld Gaming PC AMD Ryzen 7 7840U, 32GB RAM, Neo Prism T3 Fans, C8 Curve Case @charbax | Uploaded June 2024 | Updated October 2024, 1 week ago.
Lee Bryan from Antec introduces the company's new handheld gaming device, the Antec Core HS. This innovative device is powered by the AMD Ryzen 7 7840U CPU, which includes the integrated AMD Radeon 780M GPU, ensuring a seamless gaming experience. It features a unique slide-out physical keyboard, which enhances usability for typing and in-game chatting, and a swivel-tilt screen for better viewing angles. Priced at $899 in the US and €799 in Europe, the Core HS is positioned competitively in the market.
The Antec Core HS boasts impressive specs, including 32 GB of DDR5 LP memory running at 7200 MHz and a 2 TB NVMe storage drive, providing ample space and speed for gaming and other applications. The device supports micro SD slots for additional storage expansion. Performance-wise, it delivers 30 to 60 FPS on high-end games like Ghost of Tsushima, showcased on a 6-inch 1080p IPS screen, making it a powerful handheld gaming solution.
Battery life varies depending on the performance mode. In high-performance mode, the Core HS offers up to three hours of battery life, while in power-saving mode, it can extend to four and a half hours. The device charges via USB Type-C and supports power banks for extended gaming sessions. An optional docking station enhances its functionality, allowing connections to up to two monitors and additional micro SD storage, transforming the handheld into a full-fledged desktop setup when needed.
The Core HS runs on Windows 11 Desktop Edition, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of PC games and applications without any restrictions. Antec partnered with IO for manufacturing, ensuring high-quality production standards. Mass production is already underway, with shipments expected to reach Europe and the US within the next few weeks. One of the standout features is the physical keyboard, which differentiates it from competitors like the Steam Deck and the Asus ROG Ally, making it ideal for tasks requiring more precise input.
In terms of hardware, the Core HS aims to outperform its competitors with superior RAM and storage capacity. Despite its advanced features, the device is designed to be ergonomic, with a slightly smaller screen that fits comfortably in hand and can be carried in a large pocket. Antec plans to offer a launch package that includes a carry case, screen protector, and optional joysticks, adding value to the purchase and enhancing the user experience.
Beyond the Core HS, Antec showcased a variety of other products at Computex, including the flagship C8 Curve case. This case features a one-piece curved glass design, providing a sleek, modern look, and is expected to be available by August. Antec also highlighted the performance of its premium fans, such as the Neo Prism T3 and the Orbit, both offering superior airflow and RGB lighting options. These fans come in multiple sizes and colors, catering to different aesthetic preferences and cooling needs.
Antec also introduced the Nova range, a more subtle, non-RGB option that supports PWM fan control with adjustable speeds. For value-oriented cases, the Tranquil Series offers efficient cooling solutions included in Antec's new chassis. Additionally, the Flux Pro case is designed for optimal airflow and features an innovative top panel for easy installation of fans and radiators. This case also includes an LCD panel for displaying GPU and CPU temperatures, catering to high-end users seeking maximum performance.
Finally, Antec presented the Concept Performance One M, a mini ITX case that supports high-end hardware in a compact form factor, accommodating up to 49 graphics cards. Its unique design includes an adjustable mid-frame for easy installation and excellent cooling performance. Antec's long-standing reputation in the market, spanning nearly 40 years, underscores its focus on high-end gaming and performance products. The company also plans to release a budget-friendly version of the Flux Pro, aimed at mid-range system builders, ensuring that Antec offers solutions for a wide range of gamers and PC enthusiasts.
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This video was filmed at Computex 2024 in Taipei Taiwan, check out all my Computex videos here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvi-qyXBzlB6Wz6PNE8AafRP
My Early Access Members get full access to all my videos as I upload them nightly youtube.com/charbax/join before they are published are the rate of 3-5 videos per day in the days following the event.
Lee Bryan from Antec introduces the company's new handheld gaming device, the Antec Core HS. This innovative device is powered by the AMD Ryzen 7 7840U CPU, which includes the integrated AMD Radeon 780M GPU, ensuring a seamless gaming experience. It features a unique slide-out physical keyboard, which enhances usability for typing and in-game chatting, and a swivel-tilt screen for better viewing angles. Priced at $899 in the US and €799 in Europe, the Core HS is positioned competitively in the market.
The Antec Core HS boasts impressive specs, including 32 GB of DDR5 LP memory running at 7200 MHz and a 2 TB NVMe storage drive, providing ample space and speed for gaming and other applications. The device supports micro SD slots for additional storage expansion. Performance-wise, it delivers 30 to 60 FPS on high-end games like Ghost of Tsushima, showcased on a 6-inch 1080p IPS screen, making it a powerful handheld gaming solution.
Battery life varies depending on the performance mode. In high-performance mode, the Core HS offers up to three hours of battery life, while in power-saving mode, it can extend to four and a half hours. The device charges via USB Type-C and supports power banks for extended gaming sessions. An optional docking station enhances its functionality, allowing connections to up to two monitors and additional micro SD storage, transforming the handheld into a full-fledged desktop setup when needed.
The Core HS runs on Windows 11 Desktop Edition, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of PC games and applications without any restrictions. Antec partnered with IO for manufacturing, ensuring high-quality production standards. Mass production is already underway, with shipments expected to reach Europe and the US within the next few weeks. One of the standout features is the physical keyboard, which differentiates it from competitors like the Steam Deck and the Asus ROG Ally, making it ideal for tasks requiring more precise input.
In terms of hardware, the Core HS aims to outperform its competitors with superior RAM and storage capacity. Despite its advanced features, the device is designed to be ergonomic, with a slightly smaller screen that fits comfortably in hand and can be carried in a large pocket. Antec plans to offer a launch package that includes a carry case, screen protector, and optional joysticks, adding value to the purchase and enhancing the user experience.
Beyond the Core HS, Antec showcased a variety of other products at Computex, including the flagship C8 Curve case. This case features a one-piece curved glass design, providing a sleek, modern look, and is expected to be available by August. Antec also highlighted the performance of its premium fans, such as the Neo Prism T3 and the Orbit, both offering superior airflow and RGB lighting options. These fans come in multiple sizes and colors, catering to different aesthetic preferences and cooling needs.
Antec also introduced the Nova range, a more subtle, non-RGB option that supports PWM fan control with adjustable speeds. For value-oriented cases, the Tranquil Series offers efficient cooling solutions included in Antec's new chassis. Additionally, the Flux Pro case is designed for optimal airflow and features an innovative top panel for easy installation of fans and radiators. This case also includes an LCD panel for displaying GPU and CPU temperatures, catering to high-end users seeking maximum performance.
Finally, Antec presented the Concept Performance One M, a mini ITX case that supports high-end hardware in a compact form factor, accommodating up to 49 graphics cards. Its unique design includes an adjustable mid-frame for easy installation and excellent cooling performance. Antec's long-standing reputation in the market, spanning nearly 40 years, underscores its focus on high-end gaming and performance products. The company also plans to release a budget-friendly version of the Flux Pro, aimed at mid-range system builders, ensuring that Antec offers solutions for a wide range of gamers and PC enthusiasts.
Description by Chatgpt.
This video was filmed at Computex 2024 in Taipei Taiwan, check out all my Computex videos here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvi-qyXBzlB6Wz6PNE8AafRP
My Early Access Members get full access to all my videos as I upload them nightly youtube.com/charbax/join before they are published are the rate of 3-5 videos per day in the days following the event.
