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Shadow of the Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition

ROG Xbox Ally

External benchmark · Notebookcheck — Andreas Osthoff

Average FPS

24

Resolution: 1920 × 1080
Power profile / limit: Turbo mode (20W sustained / 24W short boost)

See the test notes for reported graphics settings.

Test date not reported · Added to Atlas Sep 11, 2026

Settings, measurements & evidence

1% low (source metric): Not reported
0.1% low (source metric): Not reported
Battery life: Not reported
Capture tool: Not reported
Capture duration: Not reported
Runs: Not reported

Test route: Notebookcheck standardized game benchmark

Historical Notebookcheck measurement; source published 2025-10-23. Exact device: Asus ROG Xbox Ally, Ryzen Z2 A, Radeon 8-CU iGPU. Notebookcheck states all benchmarks and measurements used Turbo mode at 24/20 W. Settings: Highest preset with temporal anti-aliasing (AA:T); published average 24 FPS. This is a native 1920×1080 standardized result and no generated-output figure is reported. Exact test date, game build, capture tool, duration, run count and separate upscaling/frame-generation toggles are not stated; lows and battery life remain blank.

Source checked Sep 11, 2026. Checking a source is not a new performance test.

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Shadow of the Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition

Lenovo Legion Go S (Z2 Go)

External benchmark · Notebookcheck — Andreas Osthoff

Average FPS

86

Resolution: 1280 × 720
Power profile / limit: Performance (~30–35W gaming; 30W sustained / 40W short boost)

Lowest preset; source AF and AA profile.

Test date not reported · Added to Atlas Sep 11, 2026

Settings, measurements & evidence

1% low (source metric): Not reported
0.1% low (source metric): Not reported
Battery life: Not reported
Capture tool: Not reported
Capture duration: Not reported
Runs: Not reported

SETTINGS: Lowest preset; source AF and AA profile. Historical Notebookcheck review published 2025-08-25; this is not a new hardware test. Exact device: Lenovo Legion Go S SteamOS with AMD Ryzen Z2 Go, Radeon 680M and 32GB LPDDR5X-6400. The source maps Performance mode to approximately 30–35W while gaming; specifications list 30W sustained and 40W short boost. Evidence: the visually verified gaming-results table reports this measured average FPS. The documented test profile uses native resolution with the listed AA/AF treatment and makes no upscaling or frame-generation output claim. Exact test date, game build, driver/SteamOS build, power connection, capture tool, duration, run count and full per-option menu are unavailable. 1% and 0.1% lows and battery life remain blank. Source checking is not a fresh performance test.

Shadow of the Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition

Lenovo Legion Go S (Z2 Go)

External benchmark · Notebookcheck — Andreas Osthoff

Average FPS

34

Resolution: 1920 × 1080
Power profile / limit: Performance (~30–35W gaming; 30W sustained / 40W short boost)

Highest preset; source AF profile; TAA.

Test date not reported · Added to Atlas Sep 11, 2026

Settings, measurements & evidence

1% low (source metric): Not reported
0.1% low (source metric): Not reported
Battery life: Not reported
Capture tool: Not reported
Capture duration: Not reported
Runs: Not reported

SETTINGS: Highest preset; source AF profile; TAA. Historical Notebookcheck review published 2025-08-25; this is not a new hardware test. Exact device: Lenovo Legion Go S SteamOS with AMD Ryzen Z2 Go, Radeon 680M and 32GB LPDDR5X-6400. The source maps Performance mode to approximately 30–35W while gaming; specifications list 30W sustained and 40W short boost. Evidence: the visually verified gaming-results table reports this measured average FPS. The documented test profile uses native resolution with the listed AA/AF treatment and makes no upscaling or frame-generation output claim. Exact test date, game build, driver/SteamOS build, power connection, capture tool, duration, run count and full per-option menu are unavailable. 1% and 0.1% lows and battery life remain blank. Source checking is not a fresh performance test.

Shadow of the Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition

Lenovo Legion Go S (Z2 Go)

External benchmark · Notebookcheck — Andreas Osthoff

Average FPS

40

Resolution: 1920 × 1080
Power profile / limit: Performance (~30–35W gaming; 30W sustained / 40W short boost)

High preset; source AF profile; SMAA.

Test date not reported · Added to Atlas Sep 11, 2026

Settings, measurements & evidence

1% low (source metric): Not reported
0.1% low (source metric): Not reported
Battery life: Not reported
Capture tool: Not reported
Capture duration: Not reported
Runs: Not reported

SETTINGS: High preset; source AF profile; SMAA. Historical Notebookcheck review published 2025-08-25; this is not a new hardware test. Exact device: Lenovo Legion Go S SteamOS with AMD Ryzen Z2 Go, Radeon 680M and 32GB LPDDR5X-6400. The source maps Performance mode to approximately 30–35W while gaming; specifications list 30W sustained and 40W short boost. Evidence: the visually verified gaming-results table reports this measured average FPS. The documented test profile uses native resolution with the listed AA/AF treatment and makes no upscaling or frame-generation output claim. Exact test date, game build, driver/SteamOS build, power connection, capture tool, duration, run count and full per-option menu are unavailable. 1% and 0.1% lows and battery life remain blank. Source checking is not a fresh performance test.

Shadow of the Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition

Lenovo Legion Go S (Z2 Go)

External benchmark · Notebookcheck — Andreas Osthoff

Average FPS

45

Resolution: 1920 × 1080
Power profile / limit: Performance (~30–35W gaming; 30W sustained / 40W short boost)

Medium preset; source AF and AA profile.

Test date not reported · Added to Atlas Sep 11, 2026

Settings, measurements & evidence

1% low (source metric): Not reported
0.1% low (source metric): Not reported
Battery life: Not reported
Capture tool: Not reported
Capture duration: Not reported
Runs: Not reported

SETTINGS: Medium preset; source AF and AA profile. Historical Notebookcheck review published 2025-08-25; this is not a new hardware test. Exact device: Lenovo Legion Go S SteamOS with AMD Ryzen Z2 Go, Radeon 680M and 32GB LPDDR5X-6400. The source maps Performance mode to approximately 30–35W while gaming; specifications list 30W sustained and 40W short boost. Evidence: the visually verified gaming-results table reports this measured average FPS. The documented test profile uses native resolution with the listed AA/AF treatment and makes no upscaling or frame-generation output claim. Exact test date, game build, driver/SteamOS build, power connection, capture tool, duration, run count and full per-option menu are unavailable. 1% and 0.1% lows and battery life remain blank. Source checking is not a fresh performance test.

Shadow of the Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition

Lenovo Legion Go (Z1 Extreme)

External benchmark · Notebookcheck — Marc Herter

Average FPS

32

Resolution: 1920 × 1080
Power profile / limit: 30W maximum (automatic high cooling)

High Preset AF SMAA.

Test date not reported · Added to Atlas Sep 9, 2026

Settings, measurements & evidence

1% low (source metric): Not reported
0.1% low (source metric): Not reported
Battery life: Not reported
Capture tool: Not reported
Capture duration: Not reported
Runs: Not reported

SETTINGS: High Preset AF SMAA. Historical source review published 2024-01-18. Lenovo Legion Go 8APU1, Ryzen Z1 Extreme, Radeon 780M, 16GB DDR5-7500. The review used a 30W maximum TDP and automatic high cooling. This power limit is not a measurement of sustained consumption; VRAM allocation is not specified. Evidence: the review's game benchmark table, matching game row and graphics column, with the setting tooltip checked and table visually verified. Published average 32 FPS at 1920 × 1080. The catalog uses the Definitive Edition name for the same base-game Steam App ID. The review does not specify DLC ownership. The source notes unusually low results at the highest preset and discusses possible VRAM constraints; no correction has been invented. AF/AA labels preserve the source's notation; unspecified values are not inferred. The named preset and listed overrides are documented, but a full per-option menu, frame-generation state, cap, exact test date, capture duration, run count and driver/OS builds are unavailable. Upscaling is unspecified except where the setting explicitly says FSR off. Power connection is not identified per result. Lows and battery life remain blank. Source checking is not a new performance test.