Me either. Even when others laughed in our faces, I stayed strong! Now my perseverance is close to paying off!!
Hopefully. :D
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PS5 and next Xbox launch speculation - Post E3 2018
- Thread starter Phoenix Splash
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Hopefully. :D
That's where I expect us to get some decent information directly or indirectly...
The initial hints at for Pro came from journalists overhearing developers talking while waiting in line, so hopefully we'll get some good tidbits.
I would not get to exited about amd navi PS5 secret sauce.
AMD is not going to let Sony have a significant advantage over there retail GPUs, it makes no sense.
A navi pc gpu the same power as the PS5 gpu will give very smiler results.
Like how a 570 is ps4 pro performance and a 580 performs like an 1X.
I know, I feel the same way, I just would be sad to see people getting their hopes up only for them to be smacked down. That includes my hopes.
I think that would take another 3 pages.
It doesn't necessarily have to mean that Sony's Navi chip will be better than the graphics cards. Could be that Sony's help improved both of those things equally, which would be wonderful.
I guess Kyle Bosman was right after all lol. Team 2019 it is ;-)
Can't wait for some leaks - they got to come soon right?
It feels like the discussion hasn't gone anywhere due to the lack of new information.
Would be very exciting if we get a leak or a tease of PS5 from Sony.
Can't wait for some leaks - they got to come soon right?
It feels like the discussion hasn't gone anywhere due to the lack of new information.
Would be very exciting if we get a leak or a tease of PS5 from Sony.
So I'm guessing this is what all the Sony silence is really for. The announcement of PS5 is probably happening in 2019 if what those Japanese devs are suggesting of course in those tweets above.
Okay those comments from japanese developers are VERY interesting, and very obviously hinting at PS5 getting revealed in 2019. While this does not confirm a 2019 release at all, this is a strong counter point to holiday 2020 launch. Im sticking with march 2020 launch.
I have a question that I can't create a new thread for: Is anyone considering waiting for the inevitable Pro versions said next generation consoles?
The leaker said Sony is aiming for March 2020 but might slip to November .so March is the actual plan if we were to believe that rumor . And yea reveal is 2019
I suspect most of the people who are will change their tune upon seeing the results. Especially if it has full enhanced BC.
you mean reddit leaker right? yea he sounds more believable every time we getting some new detail.
Why give up 3 years of prime gaming? 3 years of experiencing and bonding with others over the greatest new releases? Enjoy yourself, it's ok.
Yeah till now he hasn't been proven wrong yet.other than anthem that he cleared next day that ea might choose not to delay it due to FY finances . Let's see how anthem runs on base ps4 and xbox1 .
Nope. I'm buying my PS5 day one baby! Can't wait to bring home that beautiful piece of plastic!!!!!!!!!!!
i heard conflicting reports from different people (some saying it is running, others saying 10fps on hub on X1X etc. i did hear a lot that that it was heavily downgraded however), but i wont be surprised if the game will have a lot of problems on launch because EA did not delay to hit FY for Anthem.
The hub is so empty I don't know how it can drop frames. It's so empty in that small area. All the features were disabled too so you couldn't do anything of note. lol
I have no idea when Sony gonna launch it but i strongly believe they will not announce it in one year and launch it year later.That's what MS did with Scorpio.PS CEO said back in 2016 they want "Apple style" announcement and launch soon after that.
That was for PS4 Pro and PS4 Slim, which they announced and launched Apple style.
If PS5 will be using shared memory for VRAM then is 16gb of total memory really enough? 4k textures alone are gonna eat 5+gb,OS is already about 2gb on PS4,so i guess ps5 might use almost 4GB.
If we get 16GB, developers are gonna have ~7gb for game deveopement which really isn't enough for the next 7 years.
If we get 16GB, developers are gonna have ~7gb for game deveopement which really isn't enough for the next 7 years.
TV At CES 2019: '8K Is Getting Real'
Every manufacturer expected to show 8K equipment
Every manufacturer expected to show 8K equipment
Cheap ATSC 3.0 tuner chips shipping now but likely a year before they hit the market = late 2019. Multiple versions of the tuner chipsets are for multiple platforms from a Network ATSC 3.0 tuner to tuner for TVs and chipsets for platforms with digital bridge support.
i think they will eat the loss and go 24gb GDDR6 instead. there are so many advantages.
Or they might have 4-8GB of DDR3 for most of the OS and other non-game functions. If they can get 15GB of high-bandwidth GDDR6 for games, I feel that would be enough when combined with HBCC's RAM efficiency improvements.
is there any speed difference between 16GB and 24GB? i am not too familiar with this but i know there is a differnece between different speeds based on bus and stuff like that.
anyway, i fear that separating the two ram pools may be inefficient and slow down the system due to switching between the two all the time. so i am not sure i want that.
I'm not entirely sure, but the PS4 Pro already uses some DDR3 for media app suspension, so I imagine it would probably be fine.
A 256-bit bus allows you to put 8 memory chips, a 384-bit, 12.
Assuming 2GB per memory chip, you get 2*8=16GB of memory with 256-bit. With 384-bit, 2*12=24GB.
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For the speed, a 384-bit bus will allow you to reach higher bandwidth than a 256-bit bus due to their higher number of channel i/o (12 against 8). Obviously, the drawback is a 384-bit bus is more expensive than the 256-bit bus, more power hungry and you have much less opportunities to reduce costs overtime (if any actually).
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This is what I'm saying lol. Already got my Pro and 4K TV good to go so when that PS5 drops, I'm copping day one.
Same here, hopefully I can get decent resale value for my pro and X so moving to next gen won't be so much.
I'd imagine GameStop would give a decent trade in deal for PS5. I remember I traded in my OG day one PS4 and like 3 games one time and that paid for my Pro and Yakuza Kiwami.
im pretty sure that the way the pro does it is that it offloads unactive apps over there while plaing intensive games that need more ram, it doesnt actually move the OS over there. doing that would be a whole other challange and i do not wish for the OS to be slow.
seems that 24GB has a big speed advantage, in that case i hope sony goes for it, even if its pricey.
Now let's all take the time to recall when Japanese developers collectively rejoiced and released PS4 games in 2013 the year it was announced.
As good as PS4 has done, it still hasn't matched PS3 LTD in Japan IIRC.
to be fair, western devs weren't really firing on all cylinders in the early years either. 2014 was pretttttty dry for PS4.
Comparing the morale and health of the industry back then and now, it's so different. Plus no major architectural changes means we should be seeing a healthy dose of support from developers/publishers in this transition.
And JP devs have seen decent success from global sales. Platinum/Square-Enix and Capcom especially.
The Japanese performance doesn't matter to most of them, it's the WW strength that is attractive.
Nice find. Might be new-thread worthy? Three different Japanese developers possibly teasing next-gen stuff for 2019 seems like pretty big news.
Transition to HD development was pretty rough for japanese devs, but since the platforms moved to more standardized hardware - x64, etc - and they started embracing more commonly available engines, they started bouncing back.
Transition for the next gen should be much smoother for them (and everyone else, really).
Transition for the next gen should be much smoother for them (and everyone else, really).