With the green light on top I am not so sure about bedroom compatibility ...Honestly, I'm really digging the Series X design. I would want that in my living room.
and my bedroom
Man, seeing it blown up like this and how well it fits in the space really exemplifies how sleek and modern it is.
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The fastest console.Huh. Jez is saying the CPU is 3.6Ghz. That's fast for a console.
Ps5 rumoured to be manufactured with SPIL/ASE makes me wonder if it's not 7nm+
I expected 3.2. Maybe it is needed for CPU assisted ray-tracing?Huh. Jez is saying the CPU is 3.6Ghz. That's fast for a console.
Wait d'oh I meant 7nm EUV :/I highly doubt any of the consoles would be on 7nm+. It's not going to be a popular node.
There is also these below pictures. Not saying they're definitive, but I would argue that it's more likely 7nm for next gen consoles.
Good points, I think the delay has something to do with rdna2, the CES is in a month, we will leave doubts.We've had consoles this generation that brought forward features from the next iteration of GCN without adopting every feature. So it's clear that some aspects of the next RDNA (2? 1.1?) made it in, but not whether it is literally based on the complete new design. I'd suspect more the former than the latter but if they did pick up literally everything then that could explain why the Series X dev kit timeline is a little different from the PS5.
That way of reading the tea leaves suggests that the two designs would have diverged at some point, so Sony could have different ray tracing and power optimization work. It will be fascinating to see how this all shakes out! I can't wait for February to arrive.
That's pretty sporty. TSMC's own numbers are around 3-5%.7nm+ is 7nm EUV.
Next year's console is probably 7nm performance / n7p, which should be 7-10% additional clock speed over the 7nm in the 5700XT.
The Raytracing is done on the GPU.I expected 3.2. Maybe it is needed for CPU assisted ray-tracing?
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techpowerup says its probably 7nm EUV.7nm+ is 7nm EUV.
Next year's console is probably 7nm performance / n7p, which should be 7-10% additional clock speed over the 7nm in the 5700XT.
I've read that 7nm+ has a density but not a perf advantage over n7p, as in you're not getting TDP savings for some # of transistors.
techpowerup says its probably 7nm EUV.
that said, given the massive massive console, and the ps5 prototype design it seems both consoles are going with 7nm gpus.
There was a rumor stating that the Scarlett implemented CPU assisted ray-tracing, which was more efficient than strictly GPU based ray-tracing.