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PlayStation 5 System Architecture Deep Dive |OT| Secret Agent Cerny
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Ahaha this random tuesdays man, somebody at era board needs to thread mark this expression.
Transistor you need to do this.
Transistor you need to do this.
I don't understand why would that mean trouble for Sony. Last time we've got full console reveal during E3 2013 which was in June.
I assumed that Pro patches would include reprogramming to take advantage of 32 threads, but I guess that's not an option. Here's something I was wondering - would games initially programmed to run on 16 threads be capable of automatically running on 16 physical cores and therefore getting a performance boost?
Really? I thought HBM4 might actually be cheaper and more efficient so long as you weren't looking for an actual performance boost over average HBM3 speeds. 16-24GB at 1TB/s maybe?
Uhh june was E3 month. It makes sense to do it in june.
Can you hint if they are doing anything related to their first party games for PS5 before then?
Something something because Xbox are doing theirs in May apparently something something
Guess sarcasm does not come across well on a forum.
There seems to be some people trying to create a narrative that because Sony have yet to show the console and PS5 games they are somehow in trouble.
All while PS4 is having a fantastic year of games.
Haha yeah, sometimes it's really hard to differentiate between sarcastic comment and a real one. Especially in the pre next-gen discussions heh
Lmao, do people really think a few weeks is going to mean anything? Sony could do it a day before launch and still outsell their competitors.
The hype will be astronomical
If it's over $500 Phil Spencer will personally throw a party for the entire Xbox team
I doubt there's any way the system is $600. BoM predictions have it costing between $460 and $520 to manufacture, so I'd imagine $499 would be a max ceiling as presumably Microsoft will be willing to eat a small loss at launch.
Sony could release a 5 minute video showing the console with a sizzle reel of PS5 games and still sell every PS5 console they can ship.
They are so dominant in a number of markets their biggest issue during 2020/2021 will be producing enough consoles to meet demand.
Do not worry it will be under $500
Demos? How can you have demos before the console is available?
Any idea when Sony will officially announce this? Going by your post I guess part of the press was already briefed.
Ah, well, I was kind of under the impression people were expecting the new systems to be pretty expensive
PS5 seems likely to land in the $449-500 bracket based on current reported information.
On the contrary, it's guaranteed to be $600 at least.
I'm Canadian and our dollar sucks. $399 US = $560 right now. Ugh.
$500 is considered expensive when it comes to the PS5 because that's 25% more than the PS4 and PS4Pro were at launch.
You never know when your fanbase could switch their side to another party. 2013 and 2005 is the year when this has happened before. Anything can happen in this gen.
Just have developers play a demo of their PS5 game on-stage.
Well the Silent Hill by Sony Japan Studio was teased for a May reveal by insiders so I'm thinking it may happen (or maybe it was pushed to the 6/4 event you were talking about)
I still want a PS5 Pro. I know some don't.
But owning a PS4 Pro right now is nice. I'm ready for a visual upgrade but the games still look pretty solid.
I understand how the current console refreshes make sense in a context that may not make as much sense this generation.
But it may prove to be even more useful for further enhanced VR or guaranteeing native 4k/60 fps in a lot of games. Or pushing 120 fps. But these upsides may not be valued very much by consumers.
But owning a PS4 Pro right now is nice. I'm ready for a visual upgrade but the games still look pretty solid.
I understand how the current console refreshes make sense in a context that may not make as much sense this generation.
But it may prove to be even more useful for further enhanced VR or guaranteeing native 4k/60 fps in a lot of games. Or pushing 120 fps. But these upsides may not be valued very much by consumers.
I think May we will get to see the console, with deep dive articles (wired, DF etc) and announcement of June event.
This concern will only effect the North America market (maybe UK). MS have such a small market share in Europe and Asia.
My comment was more around Sony being concerned about keeping up with demand, which I think everyone can agree is true.
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