real time lighting from a hadouken I'm only semi-joking
So equivalence wise, a 10 teraflop RDNA GPU would be the equivalent to what exactly? In terms in Nvidia cards.
A 2070? Better? Worse?
You mean, lack of some RDNA2 features? Because I doubt that RDNA1 have something which won't be in RDNA2.
Its very hard to compare Navi tflops with nvidia tflops because for some reason nvidia uses base clocks to calculate their official tflops. My rtx 2080 is supposedly an 8.9 tflops card but they used the 1.5 ghz clock speed to get that number. The gpu is actually at 1.95 ghz during games, sometimes going up to 2.05 ghz. That's an 11+ tflops card.So equivalence wise, a 10 teraflop RDNA GPU would be the equivalent to what exactly? In terms in Nvidia cards.
A 2070? Better? Worse?
Whatever it is didn't Cerny highlight it in the first Wired article? I'm positive they talked this up as delivering super high quality Atmos style sound, especially through headphones. It's gonna be great and good that this kind of 3D sound is being focussed on and not restricted to VR only.
You'll be fine because console CPUs will be clocked lower.Question. I have a 9700k, which isn't 16thread. That mean I need a 9900k at least if I want to be on par with next gen console cpus?
We don't have a good metric for that yet because for the first time games will be optimized for 8c/16tYou'll be fine because console CPUs will be clocked lower.
Last time I checked MT adds ~20% to the performance, but the clock differential will more than offset that.
We don't have a good metric for that yet because for the first time games will be optimized for 8c/16t
I think most of Intel CPUs will suffer next-gen and AMD CPUs will shiny
It doesn't matter, if games go fully multithreaded up to 8C/16T on a 3.2GHz Zen 2, his Intel 9700K will more than match that because of a higher clock speed.
Just imagine what will Yoko Taro do with such sensor! Infinite potential! :D
So equivalence wise, a 10 teraflop RDNA GPU would be the equivalent to what exactly? In terms in Nvidia cards.
A 2070? Better? Worse?
You mean, lack of some RDNA2 features? Because I doubt that RDNA1 have something which won't be in RDNA2.
It's also a bit hard to imagine what would be lacking from console RDNA - it's more likely that consoles will get the same features but won't get the same amount of h/w for said features (as an example: PC RDNA2 might get tensors while console won't - but the features will be similar).
Nope, you'll be fine. Developers will have to change the way they code to leverage SMT in consoles. On current PC games, SMT hurts performance more than it helps. You have a perfect gaming CPU that should serve you 3-4 years at least.Question. I have a 9700k, which isn't 16thread. That mean I need a 9900k at least if I want to be on par with next gen console cpus?
Also I imagine both consoles will reserve at least 1 core/2 threads for the system/OS.
Avarage clocks during gameplay should be taken into account and not some false numbers on paper ;)Its very hard to compare Navi tflops with nvidia tflops because for some reason nvidia uses base clocks to calculate their official tflops. My rtx 2080 is supposedly an 8.9 tflops card but they used the 1.5 ghz clock speed to get that number. The gpu is actually at 1.95 ghz during games, sometimes going up to 2.05 ghz. That's an 11+ tflops card.
Ok, hardly any info we know for sure about the RAM and GPU specs...it's a bit early to call these machines 'excellent'
24CU... thats AMDs 5500 GPU.PC does too essentially. Everyone forgets the PC runs full Windows in the background.
How many CUs is that?
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sensibleChuckle.gifCan't wait for that lil' fella to go inside the Scarlett power supply.
Can't wait for that lil' fella to go inside the Scarlett power supply.
Can't wait for that lil' fella to go inside the Scarlett power supply.
It's actually between a 2070 & 2070 super. Closer to the 2070 than the Super on average though.
They could use a small arm processor for thatAlso I imagine both consoles will reserve at least 1 core/2 threads for the system/OS.
at the context of this thread, comparing to NVidia cards is pretty useless anyway; as both the next gen consoles, and both the currnet gen consoles use only AMD's hardware, so it doesnt really matter in getting the generational leap.It's actually between a 2070 & 2070 super. Closer to the 2070 than the Super on average though.
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The Scarlett power supply is Lockhart? Now it all makes sense.
now i see it all, MS have decided to follow the switch hybrid model, and made the power supply into its own portable console! you want to play in portable, you just take the power supply out and you can play on the go, the power supply being the battery too. and when you connect it to the scarlett "dock" you unlock the full anaconda perofrmance with a 48CU GPU ;pThe Scarlett power supply is Lockhart? Now it all makes sense.
y'know what, I'm not even gonna lie — if you give me that in a GG Xrd-style engine then I'm in.
xCloud effectively makes every portable device a portable Xbox
I guess I really meant an Xbox Switch XxCloud effectively makes every portable device a portable Xbox
My 9700k that I have undervolted turbos to 4.6Ghz anytime I'm in game. I've only lowered the voltage and have not touched the clocks.Yeah, but it runs at boost usually which is higher.
Also, the rumors about Flute indicate a lack of cache vs. original Zen 2, which can degrade performance even more.
They could use an ARM to run streaming apps and certain background tasks (stuff like voice chat, music streaming) if it has a good way of getting video into the system's framebuffer, but I'm not sure if it'd be worth the trouble. It'd basically be building a PSVR breakout box into the system with most of the costs involved (high-end ARM, memory, HDMI transceiver or high-speed memory interface, etc), I feel like they'd be better off putting the money towards a bit faster CPU and/or memory.They could use a small arm processor for that
FreeBSD already supports arm as well as Microsoft on a raspi, as well as the new windows 10x.
luckily, nvme has dma!I'm worried about the speed of unified memory and its synergy with superfast SSD storage.
Several games have stuttering issues on PC that I have long suspected are caused by latencies exchanging data from system RAM and VRAM.
So with memories getting even faster, with even lower latencies, with storage that is supposedly even faster than PC solutions, is storage and memory latency (especially the latency caused by separate memory pools) going to be an even bigger problem with PC ports going forward?
Are you talking about Klee? He has said it is a brand new IP.What if that game that user was discussing was beyond good and evil 2, going by there comments about the scale of the open world being beyond anything we've ever seen