Waiting for someone to explain this latest revelation to me using the only credible metrics: Dragon Ball power levels or number of GameCubes.
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Next-gen PS5 and next Xbox speculation launch thread |OT5| - It's in RDNA
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How? None have shared any numbers. You guys are reading too much into it.
I was looking at that and couldn't be sure it wasn't a Scorpio board. But yes, the die looks very rectangular, which would give more edge area for memory controllers.
12 chips confirmed.
4 more are on the bottom, shown in the first picture showcasing the SOC
So 24GB Ram
Should probably share the second post also.
But what a terrible console unveil, one cutscene, lol.
But what a terrible console unveil, one cutscene, lol.
"Rumors before the show say the PS5 is more powerful than Project Scarlett, but we'll see."
"We've"
"We've"
So 672 GB/s with 14 Gbps GDDR6 and a 384-Bit-Interface then.
12 chips confirmed.
4 more are on the bottom, shown in the first picture showcasing the SOC
This is a lot of BW.
Not sure how you expect to be taken seriously with a comment like this.
Yes & no, people forget Maxwell was still on 28nm & the 970 despite being much smaller & cheaper to produce, it beat out the large $699 780 Ti. Pascal had to drop to 16nm to achieve this & the 1070 couldn't beat a 980 Ti because Maxwell had better clocks.
AMD have been doing small improvements to GCN for almost a decade & if people are not impressed with Infinite's visuals, you can blame that.
I mean the only time that Sony hasn't had the more powerful console is when they launched a year+ before Nintendo and Microsoft.
See PS2 and the PS4 Pro. Launching at the same time or later has shown a relative parity but still an edge.
See PS2 and the PS4 Pro. Launching at the same time or later has shown a relative parity but still an edge.
U do know he has developer friends(which have both now ) and he has been 100% correct when he says something
Same reasons why Sony haven't shared their numbers too.
Like Sony changed the ram in the PS4 I'd be surprised if things cannot be changed for a holiday 2020 release.
MS have more money than Sony so I just can't see them wanting to put out the less powerful console twice after what happened between the PS4 and Xbox One.
MS have more money than Sony so I just can't see them wanting to put out the less powerful console twice after what happened between the PS4 and Xbox One.
What are the chances of there being an observable difference in rendering capabilities of the two next gen consoles? Everything seems to point to them being nearly identical, and I'm not sure what kind of secret sauce could create profound changes once you've passed 4K60. Dedicated ray tracing hardware?
And I didn't say he did. ;)
So my question still stands since there are like thousand possibilities of what to think about this tweet, depending about his sources for these rumours. So knowing anything about his past regarding rumours would help with that.
It's in the ither thread about tweet before e3 of ps5 being more powerful where he replied :
There is a reason Ms didn't share TF numbers ;)
Uhhh I highly doubt Matt knows the final spec for PS5/Scarlett..cmon now..
Yeah, I wasn't sure either, but Xbox One X motherboard looks a lot different.
That guy spreading FUD again?
I think Sony and Microsoft are playing chess right now about final specs, that's why Phil Spencer needed to be careful and not said that will be the most powerful console on the market.
Internally I believe both Sony and Microsoft are working to have at least a slight edge.
Internally I believe both Sony and Microsoft are working to have at least a slight edge.
Not as much info on Xbox next gen as I thought we might get. It was pretty much what Sony already said really. I thought they might try to one up Sony here, with that info being out for a while now but nope, nothing.
Sony already has a demo of the SSD tech working with that Spider-Man video, do we think Sony caught MS off guard going with this tech and MS are now trying to catch up ? Similar to the PS4 RAM situation ?
Sony already has a demo of the SSD tech working with that Spider-Man video, do we think Sony caught MS off guard going with this tech and MS are now trying to catch up ? Similar to the PS4 RAM situation ?
He changed it as he is not supposed to say lol but I have him qputed .check my qpute before he changes it
Then replied "yep" when Detective said it's the same reason Sony hasn't shared there's. Stop trying to make a bigger deal out of it.
Thank you.
Didn't know how to copy that quote when the thread was closed :D
His association with game developers is not enough.
I wouldn't expect either console to be finalized yet for a 2020 holiday release.
I'd bet the reason hard specs weren't revealed is because they're still trying to negotiate with component manufacturers, while trying to strategically the competition.
Sony doesn't use numbers anymore because the PS5 has moved beyond such small minded ways of keeping track of things like power and speed.
Likewise. Although I am not brave enough to speculate on the amount of RAM in PS5.
Sounds like HBCC might be a locked deal for next gen console given its tiered system of memory sensitivity and sole reliance on VRAM. From what I understand HBCC relies on slower system memory (which is still faster than the fastest NVMe on PCIE 3.?) to cache what may be later imported to VRAM.
However, in an UMA scenario, how would that play out unless there is a large enough pool to start off with so that bandwidth and latency issues of storage media is compensated for, should the said media be used as HBCC intends to. This is where I remember the Sony patent eschewing DRAM in favour SRAM (presumably smaller capacity) to pair with the NAND solution.
Matt said in the same thread it's the same reason as Sony before it got lock.
So don't read to much into that post .
No, go read the whole thread. Neither company is sharing specs for the simple reason specs can change easily.
Just take PS4, they started it with 2GB RAM target, upped it to 4. At the E3 the dev documentation still said 4 GB when they announced 8GB RAM on stage because things changed - in this case RAM prices crashed.
Specs are finalized long before launch, with some minor tweaks possible depending on market conditions (like the PS4 getting a RAM bump).
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