I don't know, I ignore everyone who says such nonsense.Wouldn't that be fitting for the Switch? A lot of people here unironically consider the Switch's graphic fidelity to be akin to games released in the late 90s/early 2000s
I don't know, I ignore everyone who says such nonsense.Wouldn't that be fitting for the Switch? A lot of people here unironically consider the Switch's graphic fidelity to be akin to games released in the late 90s/early 2000s
Like the Ouya?I genuinely want a Nintendo home console that's a successor to the GameCube that uses an overclocked next generation tegra. Make it tiny like 3 inches cubed or something. Would be amazing!
Yeah sure, but unlikely. However it should be possible, yeah.
I genuinely want a Nintendo home console that's a successor to the GameCube that uses an overclocked next generation tegra. Make it tiny like 3 inches cubed or something. Would be amazing!
With the ramblings of dev kits being available since late 2020, we might hear about this earlier than most think.
I just hope old games will have a slight boost on it, especially those with dynamic resolution.
the difference before and now is we have explicit references from Nvidia's own dataLove when the speculation starts going bonkers on the power of the rumor.
I still remember when the Switch was going to be a Tegra X2 or whatever. This always ends up in two GC ducktaped together guys...
So in a perfect world, 10W portable, 1.2TFs maybe, 25-30W docked, 2.5-3TFs maybe? I am not an expert so correct me if my hopes and dreams are inaccurate lol
Eh, OG Switch and 3DS didn't had stellar battery life.Oh I'm no expect either mate but I do know from history that Nintendo will prioritise battery life more than other companies. If we have specs then the lowest possible clocks is what I would personally expect. I don't care because of DLSS.
Even the current Switch would be massively more impressive if it had it and just ran most games at 540p native up to 1080p DLSS when docked.
that 10W for portable would have to encompass everything (SoC, memory, screen, wireless, etc). with the same same battery as the switch, we're looking at 1.6 hours of battery in the worse case scenario. so it'd probably be lower than 10W or the battery would be largerSo in a perfect world, 10W portable, 1.2TFs maybe, 25-30W docked, 2.5-3TFs maybe? I am not an expert so correct me if my hopes and dreams are inaccurate lol
With budget phones having 5000 even 6000 mAh batteries, I could totally see a Switch Pro getting an upgrade there.that 10W for portable would have to encompass everything (SoC, memory, screen, wireless, etc). with the same same battery as the switch, we're looking at 1.6 hours of battery in the worse case scenario. so it'd probably be lower than 10W or the battery would be larger
I think the limiting factor for Nintendo is more likely to be weight than cost. The Switch isn't exactly a lightweight piece of kit, especially for young kids.With budget phones having 5000 even 6000 mAh batteries, I could totally see a Switch Pro getting an upgrade there.
Well, if the rumors are not fulfilled, we must move on to new rumors.When did we change from Dane to Drake? I feel I've missed something.
Seems like the SOC for it is mentioned too (references showing that it exists at least, nothing specific like core counts)
When did we change from Dane to Drake? I feel I've missed something.
If this is accurate, that's totally successor territory. I don't think it's reasonable to try to get even Nintendo's first party devs to maximise that little beastie while simultaneously making sure that the games would still run on the original Switch.
This is my pure speculation but, with Zelda BotW 2 and Xeno 3, two open world games, Splatoon 3 a multiplayer game and new Pokémon gen a Switch pro this holiday would make tons of sense.
Let's not forget Monster Hunter Sun brake and Bayo 3!
Except for Mario (I guess Pokémon is in its place) we have all the heavy hitters from 2017 listed.
With a "pro" model this year the Switch really could last until...2026? So Switch being "somewhere in the middle of its lifespan" wouldn't end up being a lie. Kinda.
And anyway, we'll know if a "upgrade" is really happening since production needs to start very soon, no?
Super Nintendo Switch sounds soooooo lame in 2022. Just as bad as calling it Switch 64 or something.
Well, if the rumors are not fulfilled, we must move on to new rumors.
this won't be close to the 3050. it'd be more similar to the 2050. but still less cores and a lower clockComparable to 3050 is surprising however I do wonder if the difference in Samsung 8nm -> TSMC 7nm is that big.
Yea idk how much I believe those specs. At the end of the day, I just want better third party support. If we got a Switch 2 with achievements, social features, and a lot of third party games hitting it.. it would easily become my main system.this won't be close to the 3050. it'd be more similar to the 2050. but still less cores and a lower clock
From what I gather, the chip for Nintendo might have 1024 cuda cores (half the number that the main Orin SoC has; 2048). That would still be 4x the amount the Tegra X1 has (256).
The leak specifically related that it has 12 SM's. So that means whatever this is has up to 1536 CUDA cores for usage.
It's a bit more powerful than what you were guesstimating.
Delayed at most. Highly doubt they would cancel a successor or Pro model to what seems like it's going to be their most popular system of all time.Sorry I've not been keeping up, but isn't it possible this switch successor has been cancelled? Due to the chip shortages?
Sorry I've not been keeping up, but isn't it possible this switch successor has been cancelled? Due to the chip shortages?
Sorry I've not been keeping up, but isn't it possible this switch successor has been cancelled? Due to the chip shortages?
no. it never wasSorry I've not been keeping up, but isn't it possible this switch successor has been cancelled? Due to the chip shortages?
Sorry I've not been keeping up, but isn't it possible this switch successor has been cancelled? Due to the chip shortages?