Uh that sounds like the plan? Reads to me like "see you at E3".
They specifically saved stuff like the price and release date which they'll announce at E3 obviously
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Uh that sounds like the plan? Reads to me like "see you at E3".
They specifically saved stuff like the price and release date which they'll announce at E3 obviously
Again, that's only for Smart Delivery titles. A publisher can make an SX version of a game that you have to buy separately from the One version of the game. In that case, you can play the One version on the SX without an additional purchase.
Nope. I'm getting an Xbox Series X regardless what the specs for PS5 are. I love the Xbox controller. Second to none. I have 3 years of game pass that I got for an embarassingly low price. I get to play all day one games exclusive on the Xbox platform also tons of other recent multiplats indies A AA AAA. I think with that and other incredible quality of life features (quietness, smart delivery, and future features like Xcloud etc it would be silly not to get it especially if one loves playing on consoles.
There is more on this sentence since Sony is hiding on a bunker.
You warned me about having made the bet. See what I got -> my new avatar of shame ...
You had people say that it's just a matter of who you think right .
We had people saying MS more powerful or Sony more powerful .
Then you had people say they close , so it's you choice on who you think right .
That doesn't say "see you at E3", it means more news will be shared as we head to E3. Shinobi also confirmed more news will follow leading up to E3, there also seems to be a reveal event before E3. I do think that they will keep the price and release date for E3.
Good get the major stuff out of the way now and then itll be about games games games at E3. Plus price and launch date of course.
If PS5 doesn't not have any sort of VRS then it could potentially hurt ray tracing, too. Imagine casting the same numbers of rays for each pixel indistinguishably, that's a huge waste of computing resource.
I'm sure this is only the beginning. From the press release today, it sounds like they will spend the next 3 months releasing even more information about Series X, so by the time E3 rolls around it will be all about the games.
I would bet that their E3 conference opens up immediately with Halo Infinite gameplay.
I also loved this quote. I played through RDR1 again on the One X before I got RDr2 and I was surprised at how much better it looked than the Xbox 360. I'm excited to see what BC improvements look like this time
We'll have to see how RDNA2 stacks up to Turing when it's all said and done. 2080S is a 11.15 TF GPU with 8GB of GDDR6 on a 256 but bus. XBOX Series X will be 12.36 TF with probably about 16GB of GDDR6 (24 GB per TechPowerUp) on what will most likely be a 384 bit bus. I'd venture to say the series X performance at 4K will be superior.
So according to Matt, Smart Delivery is not next-gen patches for current gen games, but rather a new next-gen SKU that will be free to those with the current-gen version (as long as the publisher allows it for their games).
This is neat in a way, but the potential huge downside over next-gen patches is they very possibly wouldn't let you have the next-gen SKU if you put in a physical current-gen disc, because they wouldn't know if you own the game or not. Although I guess a potential workaround would be that, if you put in a current-gen disc, it automatically downloads the next-gen SKU instead of installing the current-gen game onto the SDD from the disc?
This is neat in a way, but the potential huge downside over next-gen patches is they very possibly wouldn't let you have the next-gen SKU if you put in a physical current-gen disc, because they wouldn't know if you own the game or not. Although I guess a potential workaround would be that, if you put in a current-gen disc, it automatically downloads the next-gen SKU instead of installing the current-gen game onto the SDD from the disc?
"Insiders"
This seems disingenuous. ZhugeEX has proven over and over that he has inside information. Things change.
MS is doing a lot better job than Sony in communicationg their next gen plans
That or Cyberpunk.
That or Cyberpunk.
It is possible for XBO titles to have SX patches as well. It all depends how a publisher wants to go about things.
Albert, is that a 16GB GDDR6 or 24GB GDDR6 plan? Asking for a friend.
Congrats my friend!! This is amazing news for us both!!
14tf is around the corner!!!
Ah, okay. This would be the preferred method, IMO. I wonder, if a Xbox One game gets a Series X patch, if it will be branded as a Smart Delivery-compatible title on the MS Store. Or if that term will only be used for titles specifically offering a Series X SKU for no extra cost.
I only talk about first party, I thought it was clear by having put "1st party" in the statement!
Good news is, CD Project Red already confirmed it will be the same for them, as soon the Series X update will be available!
Hopefully others will follow ..
Yeah I'd expect them to have it, maybe a different approach.
they'll obviously keep drip feeding us info until E3. Shinobi has said as much.
it likely will have level 1 if it does have it
MS will likely be level 2
MS has like 6 patents on VRS
According to Anandtech, the 2070S is about 5% faster than a (RDNA 1) 5700XT. Across Anandtech's testing, if we calculate TF based on the actual average clockspeeds witnessed during the testing (and not on stated boost clocks), the 5700XT would be 9.3 TF vs the 2070S at 9.1TF.
Turing and RDNA are closer in efficiency (as in capability per TF) than AMD and Nvidia have been in recent memory, and I'm sure RDNA 2 will improve AMD's position on that.
Memory bandwidth and VRAM sizes alone are irrelevant, what matters is the overall arch, the Radeon VII has 1TB of bandwidth and 16GB of HBM2 RAM, yet it can't beat a 1080Ti, which has significantly less bandwidth.
I thought Tier 2, for MS, has more features, no?
i cant find the chart that had the differences listed.
Tier 1
- Shading rate can be specified only on a per-draw-basis; no more granular than that.
- Shading rate applies uniformly to what is drawn independently of where it lies within the render target.
- Shading rate can be specified on a per-draw basis, as in Tier 1. It can also be specified by a combination of per-draw basis, and of:
- Semantic from each provoking vertex, and
- a screen-space image.
- Shading rates from the three sources are combined using a set of combiners.
- Screen-space image tile size is 16x16 or smaller.
- Shading rate requested by your application is guaranteed to be delivered exactly (for precision of temporal and other reconstruction filters).
- SV_ShadingRate PS input is supported.
- The per-provoking-vertex (also known as per-primitive) shading rate, is valid when one viewport is used and SV_ViewportArrayIndex is not written to.
- The per-provoking-vertex rate can be used with more than one viewport if the SupportsPerVertexShadingRateWithMultipleViewports capability is set to true. Additionally, in that case, that rate can be used when SV_ViewportArrayIndex is written to.
Anand's pool is much more limited than either TPU or Hardware Unboxed. The 2070Super is 10 to 15% faster than 5700XT.
The actual boost clocks will vary according to cooling, card design and workload, you can't factor all of that inside.
Turing has VRS Tier 2, it's the only GPU that has it at the moment.
The Radeon VII is not even RDNA1 tech though, it is the far less efficient GCN. We really have no good comparison for RDNA2 yet because it is not available in any released product yet.....
Would be interesting to find out what "patented" vrs means.
Sony has patents on things just like that for VR for eg .
I know that, I am just giving him an example why memory bandwidth alone doesn't matter, what matters is the overall arch. Memory bandwidth is tailored to serve the needs of the arch and can't be directly compared across different GPU archs.
Can you link these? I am interested in reading them, but I can't find any on Google.
Microsoft's patents on VRS are based on a DirectX implementation - unsurprisingly these don't really apply for Sony's APIs, but the underlying hardware has to be present as part of RDNA/Navi and it must be addressable in some fashion.
That's my take - oh and one more thing that KLee was pretty clear on (I believe first) - both have VRS
Waiting for Sony to say anything at all
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Lol. I still have too many just sitting there. I wish there was still an add on to play them. I never double dipped on the blu versions.
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